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Il test the light in the am as well. It's a sealed enclosure for the pool niche. This is an underwater light, simple incandescent.Originally Posted by SideShow Bob
No skinny dipping, Mosquitos are insane right now. Just hooked up a pretty big zapper tonight, hopefully it helps. I was in the pool last night at 7 and they bit my face 3x, fricken hate texas!
Last edited by Hotchef181818; 07-03-2015 at 19:33.
Maybe the power is traveling in the opposite direction that you think it is.
"There are no finger prints under water."
I guess that's possible. How do I figure out which way it's traveling ?
This is a joke right?
Farts are funny
What I took from that is that the switch on the right is getting power first, thus the 121 volts, then the jumper is bad so only 85 volts are making it to the left switch. I don't see how that's possible though.
120, no transformer
Were you measuring the 85v at the screw on the left switch where both the incoming hot and jumper to the right switch are ?
Or were you measuring the 85v at the screw with the wire going to the light ?
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Red lead top, common lead bottom(hot and jumper), still learning how to use a meter so that could be wrong as well but I did the same on the other switch and showed 121 volts so I assumed I was doing it correctly.
Post up some pictures tomorrow of you taking these measurement, so we can rule out "operator" error, and figure your problem out. (Pun intended).
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Opinions are like assholes, everybody has one, and it stinks more than mine.
Yo Homie, That my chainsaw ?
Pati, improbe et vince
It's definitely possible it's operator error. Let me see what I can put together in the morning
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