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Originally Posted by Kevin McCormack
"POLARIZED"???
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A term used by machinists and other obsessive-compulsive individuals who insist on a particular orientation. Or maybe they're magnetized.
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01-09-2025, 09:17 PM
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Originally Posted by edgarspencer
A term used by machinists and other obsessive-compulsive individuals who insist on a particular orientation. Or maybe they're magnetized.
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Thanks Edgar - I was confused as to where to ground the test light while contacting the screw heads to determine polarity. Maybe the top lever or better the trigger guard?
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