<p>Dr. J - I can help out with lighting and switches. I'm not the best at running wires through the walls, but I can terminate stuff in a fixture or switch or outlet for sure. Is there a spot on the wiki that I can check out to help chip away at projects when I'm in the space?</p>
<p>Sean</p>
<p><blockquote type="cite">On Nov 28, 2010 6:04 PM, "jim" <<a href="mailto:jim@well.com">jim@well.com</a>> wrote:<br><br><br>
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there's a plan: receptacles on black circuits, lights<br>
and appliances on red circuits. if you pull wires, always<br>
pull a white, black, and red trio and wrap tape around<br>
all three of them at the points where they enter and/or<br>
leave a box of any kind.<br>
as to 240, do not _just_ grab a red and black without<br>
ensuring that they're connected to a two-pole breaker.<br>
<br>
the panels are southwest, south east, north center (or<br>
northeast), dirty shop, and northwest.<br>
north center is out by the stairs and is split hase.<br>
it controls circuits mostly along the north and east walls<br>
(and ceiling runs).<br>
north west is in by the member shelves and is three<br>
phase. it controls a few circuits in the northwest area<br>
and it controls the southwest, southeast, and dirty shop<br>
sub-panels.<br>
<br>
despite previous and upcoming reimbursements, I've<br>
chipped in hundreds of dollars of electrical parts. I<br>
don't mind, but I expect them to be used at Noisebridge<br>
and no where else. parts are in the closet where the<br>
rack is.<br>
don't buy electrical parts from hardware stores: buy<br>
them at electrical suppliers such as B and K on division<br>
near mission because electrical suppliers have all of<br>
the right stuff at 1/3 the cost of hardware stores.<br>
I have a stash of my personal electrical tools and<br>
parts in the turing classroom, and those are off limits<br>
to Noisebridge personages: I need them when I run off<br>
to jobs.<br>
<br>
I'll be very grateful for help and also for<br>
coordination. please stick to the plan re colors of wires,<br>
and please install things up to code. I'm very happy to<br>
help and/or explain and/or inspect.... I worry that some<br>
shoddy work may trigger inquiries that could be more<br>
than embarrassing: possible real costs incurred.<br>
there are a few items on the shit to do list and a<br>
great many more things, notably lighting, that should<br>
be done. anyone willing to help, please let me know: it's<br>
discouraging sometimes to keep plodding away by myself.<br>
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