When I'm in the uk, I go to Fuel Pipes R Us down on Bennings, but they aren't open Saturdays. Down to hill to Smithie's, (turn left where that blue trolley used to sit out with 1/2 the glass- the dark blue one) he'll probably have it- but don't go after 10 or Smithie will be sauced by then. Last time I was there at noon and when I got home, no fuel pipe -but a bag of half eaten fish n chips from the night before... No prob tho because the bird's phone number on the bag kinda worked out!

I had to memorize some Shakespearean excerpts for HS sophomore English (my mom was my teacher), and I had to memorize the Gettysburg address in another class, and in college I had to be able to write and recite the Sura al-Fateha in Arabic (it is very similar to The Lord's Prayer in content and meaning), and I had to be able to write and recite the first paragraph of Plato's Republic in Greek. I don't remember a lot of memorization for grade school or junior high. Except for prayers, of which there were many in my childhood. I think I've told the story about my uncle in grade school. He was charged to learn and recite a nursery rhyme in the first grade. He was one of 11 kids and his older siblings offered to "help" him learn one. He went to school and recited what they'd taught: "Mary, Mary, quite contrary, how does your garden grow? With silver bells and cockle shells and one dam* weed." Needless to say, a note went home on that one...

Thanks guys for the input and some insights, you are correct this is multi- dwellings apartments, the last tents had a dryer circuit installed I'm guessing like me at their expense. Because when I when to open panel there was a 10/2 wire tied to the panel, when they left they took there circuit and 240v outlet with them. I replaced all that was missing and need to wire panel, but would like to do it NOT LIVE. My other obstacle is the meter panels are not labeled as to which apartment belongs to which meter, :-)

"Well... technically, Ohm's law only applies to DC electricity. AC, over time, for a purely resistive load appears behave like DC so is the reason why Ohm's law can be applied." This is just WRONG. Ohms law applies to AC, DC, and just about everything else. In a DC circuit the value of current is constant for a fixed voltage and load. In an AC circuit the current is instantaneously related by phms law, and if you use the correct units to measure (Root Mean Square, RMS) it produces a consistent system that works just fine. As the frequency of an AC waveform increases the simplifed version of ohms law starts to not correctly deal with loads, especially non-resistive loads. The full version of ohms law works just fine though at any frequency.