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Re: Safety Hazards
By George R. Johnson

Hi digest:

Above all we need to make electrical wiring safe.  Different cleaning
and electrical agents have been outlawed due to causing health problems.

I am retired from the Telephone Co.  At one time we used carbon tetra-
chloride for cleaning contacts -- it will kill you; not right now, but
over a period oftime.  A dirty nickel is a poor conductor; poor
conductivity could be the reason for over heating.

I am involved with pipe organs.  The first of Jan. 1990 several pipe
organ builders produced a new NEC code for pipe organs.  The insulation
and fusing is the main topic, plus the wire sizing to carry the
projected load.  Personally, a few minor safety improvements doesn't
destroy the historical value anymore than a better (newer) stain or
finish.

Regards¶
Georgesouth of the Potomac River in Virginia     USA

(Message sent Fri, 16 Aug 1996 21:02:56 -0400 (EDT) , from time zone -0400.)

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