A GC’s Gantt schedule has important information critical to electrical foremen. Starting with the basics, let’s review the different parts of the schedule. The first

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Often, electricians will install a 2″ conduit from the donor antenna to the bi-directional amplifier (BDA). A BDA is a device that boosts radio frequency