SOLVED! GFCI tripping problem

>"I looked online and could not find anything that says I cannot
power other receptacles from the GFCI or that I have to use pigtails
from the GFCI to the wires that go to the other receptacles."

I stand corrected, that is a local thing. On regular outlets it is bad practice, but on a GFCI outlet, that neutral coming off the protected terminal is not going to be shared anyway, it would trip as soon as the other thing turns on.

I would only do it on a new circuit, you KNOW how that is connected.

 

On Monday, August 6, 2018 at 12:40:33 PM UTC-4, pf...@aol.com wrote:
> All, repeat, all neutrals are shared - at the panel.

As are load-side live wires (in Europe and Asia, I last heard).

 

[w9gb]

EATON GFCI’s were known to have issues with Radio Frequency (RF).
http://www.arrl.org/gfci-and-afci-devices

EATON did have a “swap out” (revised design) for these situations.

gb