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Old 18-06-2008   #21 (permalink)
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wow! i think it would take me a couple, i presume thats not including testing?

do you call out edf (or whoever) to cut the seal so you can isolate the board or just cut it yourself?
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No, certainly doesn't include a full test. I always cut the seals if I need to. If it is my only point of safe isolation then I won't wait for the power co to get someone out. Never had any issues.

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