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Hello, I'm not an electrician, however I have some experience; I've done res building about 30yrs
My question is will this pass code. run 2 wire from ele panel to light box, 3 wire from L'box to switch using the black as a hot jump, red as the leg, white Net. Also I want to control 2 lights from that switch, nut each leg then single wire to the point screw?
secondly. I can use that "black jump" hot to control a second set of lights.
One more question. On a separate feed but same principle, can I use 3 wire to service my two counter top res?
Thanks for the help I hope Ive explained this well. I do have a picture, but the way I draw not sure it will help. lol
 

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