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Amund 

You have to buy them - although it might be worthwhile contacting your
national standards organisation as they should have received copies of those
NFPA's which are dual numbered as ANSI standards, and they may be able to loan
or sell them to you.

(in the UK, UK companies can borrow dual-numbered NFPA/ANSI standards from BSI
under their Library Loan scheme - which is not free!)

Regards 

John Allen 

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NFPA standards, are they free as ETSI or is cash mandatory? 

Best regards 
Amund Westin 
Oslo / Norway 

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