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Posted by Turtle on November 13, 2006 at 15:13:02 from (206.227.160.12):
In Reply to: Electrical posted by Allan In NE on November 13, 2006 at 13:18:06:
If your only going 90 feet then you can get by with 2/0. As for the conduit I suggest you use 3 in. I know it cost a little more but the agrivation saved on pulling in the new will be worth it. I would stay away from the aluminum cable as any I install, I go back after a week or two and retorque, something that unless your in good with the power company or have a set of hot gloves you won't be able to do. I personally spend the money for the copper and save the peace of mind. Just my two cents worth. PS Check local codes for thier paticular requirements.
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