As you are wiring the receptacle you constantly hear in your ears; did
you do that right? why don't you check it once more? I don't know about
that, if my mother were here she would be suspicious.........
but if you are having an affair you hear; finish fast! I am waiting for
you! ZAPP!
BLACK HATS.
Don't ask how I know this
mike w7dra
On Thu, 29 Jun 2006 06:24:32 -0400 Pete Smith <n4zr@contesting.com>
writes:
> One of the absolutely classic electrician's errors is to reverse the
> two wires at an outlet, placing the supposedly cold line 115 volts
> above ground. All then usual stores sell a very inexpensive neon
> light tester that will warn of this and a number of other
> conditions. You just plug it into the outlet.
>
> Don't ask how I found out. ;^)
>
> 73, Pete
>
> At 12:39 AM 6/29/2006, you wrote:
>
> >>
> >> This time I personally went to check his work and the rig was
> off, so I
> >> unscrewed the coax from the back of the rig.
> >>
> >> Went back to the antenna and slapped it with the back of my hand.
> This
> >> time now shock.
> >>
> >> What causes that???
> >
> >My guess would be a faulty rig or power supply, and/or bad
> grounding. My
> >hunch is you have a problem with the AC power supply or the AC
> power in your
> >house could be at fault.
> >
> >Sounds like a challenge!
> >
> >73
> >N7HQR
> >
> >
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