Software for one line diagrams
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Saffa
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I use AutoCAD but most of my non-electrical colleagues use Microsoft Visio.
Gomez_
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AutoCAD / Draftsight for most 2D drawings.
I use AutoCAD LT along with an Electrical Library from CadToolsOnline.com. It is only $50 for a single user library and saves me a lot of time. I have had to make a few of my own blocks but the library has most of the common blocks used in electrical drawings.
cardosocea
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When I worked for a company without any money, I did my diagrams at www.draw.io. It's not Visio, but for free and with Google Docs integration and without having to ask IT to install it, it's pretty damn good.
I now have Visio and find it nicer to do diagrams that non-engineers will need to look at.
I now have Visio and find it nicer to do diagrams that non-engineers will need to look at.
cardosocea
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These are actually quite good too, although the line drawing gets really annoying for my taste.
I use Autocad. Someone here mentioned a while back that they use nanoCAD. There is a free version, which I downloaded a while back. It has a similar feel to Autocad. I did remove it because it changed the default for opening dwg files from Acad to Ncad, and I couldn't figure out how to change it back.
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