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Posted 7/15/2012 13:28 (#2486519 - in reply to #2486214)
Subject: RE: Which electric power should I use?

Caraway, AR

What kind of imbalance (between phases) would there be on a grounded phase. (480)

Other comments on that system welcomed.

John

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