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1. 
   Ozlander | Sep 17, 2008 06:49am | #1

   Bad idea from the start.

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   abnorm | Sep 17, 2008 06:57am | #2

   Use 9 GFI receptacles all wired to LINE

   OR

   Depending on the brand of panel/availability .....
   ....a two pole 20 amp GFCI Breaker

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   ElmTreeBen | Sep 17, 2008 05:09pm | #7

   Thanks for your help.

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   BillHartmann | Sep 17, 2008 07:22am | #3

   If it is practical to rewire the rectacles you leave the multi-wire to the first box.

   Then run 2 separately 2 wire circuit to different boxes. Then you could get by with just 2 GFCI receptacles.

   Or GFCI's at each postion.

   Or install a TWO POLE GFCI breaker in the panel.

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   A-holes. Hey every group has to have one. And I have been elected to be the one. I should make that my tagline.
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   ElmTreeBen | Sep 17, 2008 05:06pm | #5

   Thanks for your helpful word.

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   DanH | Sep 17, 2008 02:30pm | #4

   What you have to do is install a 240V (double-pole) GFCI breaker. Not cheap.

   There is no absurdity that human beings will not resort to in order to defend another absurdity. -- Cicero
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   ElmTreeBen | Sep 17, 2008 05:07pm | #6

   Thanks for your helpful word!