i trenched the whole way out to the drop-pole already and need to buy the cable to put in the conduit, but am running into huge costs of the cable (500 mcm is what voltage calculators tell me). Is there another way via step-up/down transformers to reduce the cable size thats cost effective? Also where do u buy this stuff? tks
kk plz dont answer if u are going to give a ‘pay someone to do it’ answer – the drop pole is where the power company drops their line from the transformer.
the meter is on the drop pole
pappy- why do u think that i am not ‘legal’ or going to ‘do it the right way’? amazing how trained ppl are to not try to do anything themselves.
Thank you Lindner, that is the setup that i was hoping that was out there available and best fits my needs ( i live on a steep slope where overhead would have to run up my back yard, not cheap or pretty. not to mention that PG&E in california gives only 100ft of drop from their pole free then its $20 per foot for overhead.. )

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Can anyone tell me about the test I have to take to get registered with the state for an electrical business license?

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What is typical pay for an electrician apprentice and also for a journeyman?

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or would I have to wait till I have paid back the bank to make repairs on the house. Also can a General contractor do plumbing, electrical, drywall, ect. or do I need someone for each catorgory?
The house was built in 1926, has 3 bedrooms, 1.5 story and all original ( wires, plumbing, windows, roof, ect has not been touhed since 1926). Sits on 180×140 lot. Thanks for your help it is both needed and appreciated.

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I live in the UK, at the moment i am reading meters and it’s very low pay and boring, I thought being an electrician would be more suitable for me. i just need some some advice. thanks

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