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Re: Play Fine Homebuilding's Game "The Inspector"

Egress test: One obvious flaw: the window doesn't open!

posted: 7:07 pm on March 14th  

Re: Play Fine Homebuilding's Game "The Inspector"

Got my first perfect score on the 3-way switch wiring. I may be only a homeowner, but I've wired these like a bazillion times. As a teenager, I had to replace a 4-way where we had two sets of three lights controlled at three locations in the hallways/stairs. The box with the pair of 4-way switches in it looked like an octopus gang fight. I couldn't find a 4-way at a "home store" so I had to go to a real electric supply place.

posted: 9:14 am on February 9th