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    Background: I am finishing my basement (house built 1907). I am slowly rewiring everything, since most existing circuits are not grounded. The electrical box is upgraded to to 200A. The first floor outlets were on 3 different circuits (all ungrounded) that I replaced (grounded), and combined...
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