Hi all. My driveway is about 450-feet long and very dark mid-way down. As fate would have it, there is a telephone pole mid-way down the driveway where electric and telephone go underground and ultimately lead to my house. I had natural gas installed and while doing so, the telco had to locate and mark the fiber path. They couldn't because, well, it's fiber. So they used a snake to pull a kind of rope through that I guess allows them to find the conduit. That's when I got the bright idea that maybe I could pull electric cable through there. It's a 2" conduit with nothing but a tiny piece of fiber in it. Would code allow me to share this conduit with the fiber? I'd want a 20A circuit for a post lamp and receptacle. I guess I'd mount a junction box on or near the pole (I don't own it but it's on my property).

Hello, I'm trying to wire 3 new outlets to my existing 15 amp breaker which holds a light switch and 3 outlets currently. I'm using a new wire 12/2 with ground , and I'm double tapping the existing circuit via pig tails (meaning I'm pig tailing the new wire to the existing wire at the panel that goes into the circuit and then putting only 1 wire in the circuit) On the ground/neutral bar, I just double tapped the ground and neutral wires without pig tailing because that's how 3 other wires are and I never had any issues. After I wired everything at the outlets, I'm now at the service panel and when I place the wires in, and turn on the power, it trips and sparks come out of the service panel, terrifying for a newbie like myself, but that's besides the point. The existing outlets are wired with 12/2 MC cable without a ground wire, the new outlets I'm putting in are wired with 12/2 Romex with ground. Any help or advise you can give is greatly appreciated! I will post pics of how its wired as soon as I can.