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Ladder diagram 3
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I was expecting to see a ladder diagram somewhere...
Just draw two vertical lines down the outer edges of a piece of paper.
Print out your 'block' diagram on a another piece of paper.
Next label the left vertical line HOT and the right one Neutral.
Now just travel up your block diagram from the HOT to everything else. When you get to a component put the correct symbol and continue until you get to the neutral on your new ladder diagram.
Line out with a colored pencil the items just connected.
Step and repeat.
Don't worry if it looks like cr@p. You can redraw it nicely once you have unraveled the puzzle.
Keith Cress
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Just draw two vertical lines down the outer edges of a piece of paper.
Print out your 'block' diagram on a another piece of paper.
Next label the left vertical line HOT and the right one Neutral.
Now just travel up your block diagram from the HOT to everything else. When you get to a component put the correct symbol and continue until you get to the neutral on your new ladder diagram.
Line out with a colored pencil the items just connected.
Step and repeat.
Don't worry if it looks like cr@p. You can redraw it nicely once you have unraveled the puzzle.
Keith Cress
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CanadianTaff
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One attempt, a staerter for conversation
CanadianTaff
Automotive
a bit rough but the second link (doesn't show well on this forum)
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