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@SwampNut I wanter to do multiple emoticons on that one. 😜👍🔑🥂 I was sort of being funny, but where he lives, maybe they should just go off-grid?

UPS ...this is going to be fun...

LMGTFY "potentially damaging sensitive equipment like computers, refrigerators, and air conditioners. Commercial buildings may experience disruptions in operations, as critical systems, machinery, and computer networks may be adversely affected. Extended brownouts can destroy electrical components and cause hardware failure." https://www.elliottelectric.com/StaticPages/ElectricalReferences/Guides/brownouts.aspx

FUCKING BROWN-OUTS. Look it up.

Copper Sulfate

These usually run in banks of ten, right?

...tell him to do the whole-house...

Zero callin Uber

Do the whole house suppression first. See if that stops the problem. We lost 5 electrical devices in like the first year or two here. ...well, actually two were able to be repaired... still. There have been no obvious losses since, in over twenty years.

LOL I was just looking through my SGAmmo email: https://www.sgammo.com/product/45-70-govt-ammo/240-round-case-45-70-govt-405-grain-soft-point-sellier-bellot-ammo-sb4570a ...couldn't remember the caliber being discussed.

https://www.facebook.com/reel/534003469439152?mibextid=rS40aB7S9Ucbxw6v

Hire a professional. It's a well grounded plan.

Ah, weed-hoppa, you must go deeper.

Whatever we do, we should not stickie this.

...fuck. PorterB123 - origional.

"loom fix" The test loom is all grounding. The repair is soldering the wire ends into a lump This link below is a great resource. There are a couple pictures added back in. It looks like you are very handy with electrics. gnosis/&do=findComment&comment=1336575

Maybe not Pat!?

@Pat830

I have a repair manual. ...been working 11 hour days... I'll see if I can get a picture of the wiring diagram (and clear off some space, I used my allotment up)

I know how the world ends.

Fun with bolted faults Your 120/240V won't make nearly as big of a bang. I am evil

I don't recall bumping into this in residential.

Your breaker cannot exceed the interrupting capacity of the panel enclosure. @CALCXX @Biometrix ...model number of the gray box the panel in enclosed in (I think).

I invoke the ghost of Mike-Holt (he's not really dead) Ampere Interrupting Current