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Question by tommy b
Submitted on 8/14/2004
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long distance wiring!. I am running thhn for a pump at the pond. How-or where-can I see a chart to show me how much loss I will have because of the distance. I am running approx 150-200 ft from the breaker box. And if it matters, it will be 110 v. Because of the distance, I may have to add a second pump. if so, I could be up to 12-14 amps for the both. email also if you will. boz1950@yahoo.com


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