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Calculation of Copper and PVC

01/04/2008 7:49 AM

The question is how to calculate the power cable weight .seprately (copper and pvc)?
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Re: Calculation of Copper and PVC

01/04/2008 11:16 AM

Same reply as the previous thread, although you can use a 2m length if you want to half the time it takes to calculate.

How much time does it take to boil an egg? One egg three minutes, 100 eggs 300 minutres - right?

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