need electrical help please, thank you

jeepinmatt said:
And I find it hard to believe that a forum of such independently minded people is so quick to cry foul about wiring a new receptacle in your own house.
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Couldn't have said it better myself!
 
Golly, geez, people, always amazizes me how a simple question turns into 2 or 10 pages or name calling and posturing. I have held my breath and stayed out out of the controversies for far too long. I hold a BSME from NCA&T Greensboro, NC. I have the paperwork to "Nigger Rig" or "Afro Engineer" for the political correct. I can help you with all your mechanical, electrical, nuclear, home vasectomy questions. There is nothimg I do not have a soluation for. Please keep the good people at NC 4×4 out of these silly debates. Contact me and my staff at holdmybeer.com.
 
jeepinmatt said:
And I find it hard to believe that a forum of such independently minded people is so quick to cry foul about wiring a new receptacle in your own house. Don't worry, the government will protect you!
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When duder frames the question in terms of whether he should use 220V or 240V wire, the response is probably justified.
 
jeepinmatt said:
It's "yer" :flipoff2:

And I find it hard to believe that a forum of such independently minded people is so quick to cry foul about wiring a new receptacle in your own house. Don't worry, the government will protect you! :stupid::usa:
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Loganwayne said:
I think the point is it's not his house just a place he is renting


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shawn said:
When duder frames the question in terms of whether he should use 220V or 240V wire, the response is probably justified.
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I'm not referring to Fuller, hence why I said "in your own house". He's talking about wiring someone else's house. I'm talking about all of the "OMG it's electric were all gonna die you need a certified electrician for the safety of the children because electricity!" posts.
 
You OWN the house = pull permits and do your own work, inspector does their thing, all good.

Someone else owns the house = get permission from the owner, hire a licensed electrician to pull permits and work, inspector does their thing, all good.

Anything else is illegal.

As someone who owns rental property, NOBODY but me or someone with a license (that I approve) is doing ANY work on my property. Otherwise, see you in court.
 
sgtbriangreen said:
You OWN the house = pull permits and do your own work, inspector does their thing, all good.

Someone else owns the house = get permission from the owner, hire a licensed electrician to pull permits and work, inspector does their thing, all good.

Anything else is illegal.

As someone who owns rental property, NOBODY but me or someone with a license (that I approve) is doing ANY work on my property. Otherwise, see you in court.
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In NC, is a homeowner allowed to do electrical work in a building that is not their primary residence? E.g. the rental they own. I know this varies by state. @Macdaddy4738 ?
 
obullfish said:
@Kamel are you really from Gladys? Good buddy of mine in the military was from Gladys. Not sure where he ended up. Any chance you know Bryan Douglas?
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@obullfish

I am in Gladys now, but not from Gladys. Name does not ring a bell, sorry.

@Paul Just a joke. Sorry to get your red panties in a bunch. Me and my blue bandana will be hangin' ov'er heeya......
 
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