Re: [PLUG] testing outlets (computers.)

[Flint Heart <n-tropy@n-tropy.com>]

thanks for the info I'll stop by there tonight.  I can't go to plug  cause
my bosses wife if 7 or 8 months pregnent ( i think 7) and she had bleading
and the babies heart rate is down.  I'm good friends with his wife (who
also works with me)  So besides the stress, i'm stuck in charge of the
department again.  This week sucks.

	N-Tropy

On Wed, 3 May 2000, Vale Kenny wrote:

> Buy an outlet tester..
> little yellow thing with a three prong plug at one end and three lights 
> at the other.  Ask for it at Home Depot or building supplier of your 
> choice.
> V
> On Tue, 02 May 2000 22:18:21 Darxus wrote:
> > 
> > So how would one go about thoroughly testing an outlet, or getting it
> > tested ?
> > 
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