See http://www.electrical-online.com/3-way-switch-diagram-variation-4/
I reviewed the diagram referenced above and it is good. But it only shows the wiring for 1 fixture. If you have 4 (and I don't know what a 'high hat' is) and depending on which fixture is fed with the hot feed, you may need 4 or even 5 wires between fixtures. The reasoning can be very complicated to follow but I will try to explain.
Taking the diagram as is and considering the switch on the left as the one that is fed hot and the switch on the right as the one with the switch leg, any fixtures that are between the fixture with the hot feed and the switch on the left will need 5 wires. This is because besides doing the wiring as in the diagram, you will need a neutral and a switch leg fed to those fixtures.
With the same assumptions as stated above, any fixtures that are between the fixture with the hot feed and the switch on the right will need 4 wires. The fourth wire is the neutral. Those fixtures will already have the switch leg if all your wires for this circuit go through each fixture box without bypassing.
Please note that I have made mention of "the fixture with the hot feed" and the switch that is "fed hot." Don't confuse these phrases and you will do ok. The other term that I have used that is critical is the switch "with the switch leg." Keep these three terms straight in your head and you will do fine.
This is a complicated wiring scenario that confuses even experienced electricians. I have attempted to explain how to do it as clearly as possible but you must be careful. Depending on how things are wired you may have more than one wire of the same color coming through a box. The hot wire, neutral, travelers, and switch leg must be kept distinct from one another or you have a serious trouble-shooting situation when you turn the power on. Electricians sometimes make money fixing situations like this when someone didn't know what they were doing.
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Sunglasses, Hats and umbrellas. ~Cherry.girl**
it's called a laplander
eat a couple shrroooms and ask them yourself O.o
No more than someone in the UK or US would wear a hat.
Puffle hats are already out. Check them out in the Pet Shop Catalogue.
well top hats already came out but.... they might come back out.
no but they have big hats and ignore all traffic lights
in the mine, go to the door with the lights and you will see them
No date I'll keep my pengunny eye out
The type of hat a person enjoys wearing is really subjective. However, crocheted and knitted hats have always been popular during the cold winter months. Modern crocheting techniques allow for many different styles of hats, making it fun as well as stylish.
Milliner refers to a long time ago when hats were mostly made in Milan. Or they had many shipments of hats coming from Milan. Therefore that is where the term Milliner comes from. As a fun fact milliners in colonial times were mostly women.
There are many types of hats at the House of Fraser. This store in the United Kingdom sells silk hats, fancy hats, party hats, satin hats, and decorative hats.
Sunday hats are hats that you wear on Sunday mostly to mass.
Party hats and Halloween hats
8 reds5 blacks1 purple
Without hats, people will get hot in the sun. Some hats can shade you.