Thread: who says i cant add more circuits

great 1959 home today


need more circuits just call 1-800 idiot

cvf

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Oh come on. It's nothing a little duct tape and some zip strips can't fix.

left out this gem--never saw this before
cvf

Originally Posted by CHARLIE VAN FLEET

great 1959 home today


need more circuits just call 1-800 idiot

cvf

He gave the circuit a fuse, at least. I can't see where he tapped in for power tho.

I learned that trick from a sparky when I was in my youth, renting a shack that should have been condemned. A standard lamp socket takes an Edison fuse.

Charlie,

You deal wrecker! Its Christmas season how could you be so callous as to call these issues out?

A lump of coal for you from the real estate agents!

You must have some real "gems" in the power company to approve that overhead service. Even the meter reader should have called that out.

Originally Posted by Benjamin Thompson

You must have some real "gems" in the power company to approve that overhead service. Even the meter reader should have called that out.

What meter

Pity the fool that has to change that fuse

Charlie,

I'm hard pressed to understand the problem. I'm sure you can point the customer to wireless receptacles that you just glue to the wall with a surrounding wrap of waterproof duct tape.

I think NASA has a bid out for them now. I believe they operate off of random oxygen currents in space inside of the contrail of a passing comet. I also think that each such receptacle has an antenna for it that is about 200' high. You just tape the antenna to the wall. It catches ambient current flow from Califorina Windmills. I think you need to be on the East side of the Applacheian Mountains for you to catch the atmospheric bounce.

Wallmart may have them soom, the perfect Christmas gift.

john

double tapped main service wire--and there is no main breaker--a little sparky you would think

cvf

Typical installation for bedouin in the Middle East. You might find the entire neighborhood is wired by the the guy. If your not paying the mortgage or rent why pay for electricity? My recommendation: Add more smoke alarms.

You must be a nit picker. There are still some unused terminals and all the circuits appear to be fused or have breakers. This installation has room for home expansion.