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PayChekk60 (Electrical)
15 Jun 12 10:20
I am wanting to train plant operators and mechanics on a basic Electricity 101. Can you suggest some material online or a video I can purchase etc. that you use to teach non electrical folks. Power point slides would also be good. If I can't find anything I will have to make my own course.
Thanks
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Zogzog (Electrical)
15 Jun 12 11:03

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