wnjj wrote:
ScottG wrote:
To the OP, as usual, a conversation regarding electrical questions has been taken down a long path with many detours and there are many wrong statements and frankly bizarre theory's bouncing around that's it's just not worth reading anymore.
Bottom line is just try it.
If it works, it works. if it doesn't, it doesn't (probably because of a GFCI).
As a career EE I can tell you there will be no harm either way.
As a career EE, you should know that "if it works, it works" is bad advice. Working and working safely are too different things entirely. You didn't address the legitimate open neutral concern.
I'm not going to be goaded into arguing with you or anyone else regardless of your attempt at insulting me. By your tone I can tell that if I were to explain every point it would just degrade into more argument.
