Till the code changes.

 

Sure glad this weather pattern is carrying it away from me. Couple days of rain down here.

 

I settled for what was commom in the 90's............romex, metal juncton box at each end.........I can go to work now and not worry 'bout a stupid idiot using an extension cord to jump power, to a lead for the shed. I'm sorry I did that in the first place, but I had no patience back then.......if I remember correctly , I had a gazillion things to do. So naturally I took the quickest method.......which was the dumbest thing; next too cross wiring 240v for a 120v application.

 

only with new construction........or anything that needs a permit........which I didn't.

 

In my defense , I picked up a lot of knowledge from the electricians building foxwoods.......I delivered most of the wire, for those guys........Took most of the day, but I got a lot of knowhow, and free stuff........I'm no journeyman, or apprentice for that matter, but I know my way around a pair of lineman pliers and a wire tie.

 

Was kidding. I still have a 75' extension cord, non GFCI, going to my 10x14 wood shed. I did that 10 years ago. Stapled it to the top rail of the fence. When I put in a new sewer line I will drop in some 1" conduit and wire it correctly. My next project after doing the pergola is replacing my inside panel with a Square D QO box. Not looking forward to that. Glad I just had my 20 hours of arc flash training though.