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Morning Wynona, Gracie, and Lucy.

Now that stuff is nasty with that mesh.

Here you are allowed to work on you own house and have it inspected. Same with individual circuit. No issue, you get permit online, the guy shows up, your work is all exposed, sees your work and leaves. They know who knows the rules and who doesn't.

I put panels in both my houses, all inspected. Actually I take even more care than electrician as I'm not working on the clock.

kado897 said:

Morning Josey.

Morning Keith.

So every day SAS finds tracking cookies within Chrome.

I have do not track turned on, block third party cookies and an extension.

Ideas as to how they are being placed??

Caledon Ken said:

Now that stuff is nasty with that mesh.

Here you are allowed to work on you own house and have it inspected. Same with individual circuit. No issue, you get permit online, the guy shows up, your work is all exposed, sees your work and leaves. They know who knows the rules and who doesn't.

I put panels in both my houses, all inspected. Actually I take even more care than electrician as I'm not working on the clock.

Yes I have added circuits and no inspection is required. The only thing that has to be inspected is the main panel. I have 200 AMP service without any open slots. so my work is finished. I was trained on how to test electrical circuits by EDS when I worked there. I am ECOS certified which only means that I can use more advanced test equipment. I have the ability and knowledge to install anything electrical but the the physical ability with my body parts in various stages of decay..

Caledon Ken said:

Agree Josey but this one was "renovated" and has a newish breaker panel.

Of course this means little. Incompetence never takes a holiday.

Basement is all drywalled or I would just replace from panel

Is that flexible conduit grounded?

labeeman said:

Is that flexible conduit grounded?

It appears to be rubber/plastic beeman.

Mornin' Wynona 'n Gents, 68 sunny 'n muggy.
HHH

Josey Wales said:

A great deal of Older homes only have 2 wire Romex without a ground.

If you take the cover off of your electrical main panel you will see that both ground and neutral are bonded to the same point. That is OK , some people do the same at the outlet on a two wire setup by using a pigtail from neural and connecting it to the plugs ground. This would fool the tester but it probably is not a good idea.

There are still houses around here that use knob and wire.

OldMike65 said:

Good morning Wynona, Gracie, and Lucy