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NEC recommends maximum allowable voltage drops not to exceed 3% on a branch circuit. For feeder/ branch combos the NEC recommends that the voltage shall not drop by more than 5% to the furthest outlet. The main consideration that is enforced is NEC 250-122. You must compensate your grounding conductor when you increase in conductor size to compensate for voltage drops. Direct bury or conduit: #4/0 copper provides for 2.95% #2/0 copper provides for 4.35% #1/0 copper provides for 5.19% Interestingly enough, using a separate calculator 3/0 copper with 3% voltage drop can be 780.5 feet long.
You need only a single '1' to write 122, but 122 of them to count to 122.
122 has four factors: 1 2 61 122.
122 grams is 122,000 milligrams.
122 pounds = 55.34 kilograms.
122 inches = 309.88 centimetres.
122 fluid ounces is 3.81qt
122 centimeters=4.00262467 feet
122 meters = 0.076 mile
122 millimeters is 0.4 feet.
7lbs 10oz in 122 ounces.
122 yards converts to 111.557 metres.
There are 12.2 centimeters in 122 millimeters.