Re: NEON- 1996 NEC

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• Subject: Re: NEON- 1996 NEC
• From: kenny@neonshop.com
• Date: Tue, 6 Aug 1996 10:42:05 -5
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> trumpeting of this method mystifies me. To me, it solves nothing, you still
> have the same voltage extremes somewhere in the circuit, just somewhere else
> than you had before -- so what? Am I missing something here?

re: midpoint grounding.  I thought we pretty much had a consensus 
that the short "hot" leads were a plus for a variety of reasons - 
particularly if the ends of the run are far from the transformer.

I don't know that it would make a bad job any better though - perhaps 
a little safer.   

Kenny



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