Direct Line Question



Would it be better to run direct lines spaced somewhat apart through the ceiling joist , or could you run both through the same hole in the ceiling joist?

The reason I ask is because I am running direct lines into a new room in the basement that already has holes drilled in the joist which could accomadate the 2 direct lines.

Thanks in advance
moonguy
Ah the Coriolis Effect. This is why I always have my speakers facing west. Once the sound leaves the speaker it gets to me faster. :-)
Do Coriolis forces apply to electromagnetic energy? That's a new one on me. Twisting the wire would help reject RFI, but I don't think Romex will twist enough to do that very well. People do twist separate insulated conductors before pulling them thru steel conduit. That's the best if RFI is a problem where you are. I've also pulled Romex thru conduit (I think because the Romex was on sale ;-)
Should the Romex be twisted to cancel interference? How many twists per foot? Twisted which way, counter clockwise north of the equator?, or would that just magnify the Coriolis effect ?
It shouldn't make that much difference, especially if you run each in its own conduit. If it's Romex, you might want to keep them about 6" apart.