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Just browsed through those the problem seems to be the ones that I know will cover what I'm looking into like the commercial ones and such have a price tag way out of what I'm looking for. The other ones I'm not so sure about I'll continue browsing those books and see what I can find =). While I do that does anyone have any specific recommendations?
Something that has actual diagrams, pictures, and the such of distribution systems wether it's commercial, show touring, theater, film, etc...
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The two that immediately come to mind that meet your criteria are:
Set Lighting Technician's Handbook, by Harry C. Box Concert Lighting--Techniques, Art, and Business, by James L. Moody. I know of no book that does a good job explaining power distribution for entertainment systems. Box's book probably comes closest, but concentrates on film/video.
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Electricity for the Entertainment Electrician and Technician by Richard Cadena.
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