[Electronics-talk] Color identifier or other strategy....

[Gabe Vega]

Have the electrician blind dude hire a PFY. Because um, I don't care what your blindness phylosofy is I am not putting my life and possibly other lives on the line by depending on a color identifier when dealing with 30amps of 120v. Boom! Fire! and it will all go up in flames.

Some blind people though, its cute to see them go for their dreams.

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On Jul 1, 2010, at 4:39 PM, Tim Shaw wrote:

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> I have an interesting issue that someone contacted me about regarding a consumer they are working with. He is working with a consumer who is an electrician. The consumer needs a means of identifying the color of wires he is working on. They were asking if a standard color identifier would work or if there was anotehr device.  I told them from my experience with color identifiers I thought this could possibly work except for if he was dealing with any wires that were black, brown, and dark blue because from what I ahve seen the color identifiers can get these comfused. Any suggestions anyone?a
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