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| HELP I think I have an electrical issue?? Up here, we don't require the gas line to be bonded unless it's underground. In the States, NEC (250) and Fuel Gas regs are a little confusing and ridiculous, but it certainly doesn't hurt to do so. The gas line can't be used AS the ground. Neithe... | |
| HELP I think I have an electrical issue?? First, ensure the pilot assembly and ignition module are grounded. The pilot can be grounded by using a double insulated or bare, solid copper wire from a mounting screw directly to the "GND" terminal on the module, if so equipped, otherwise to ch... | |
| Dedicated Lines - Sub panel or no? Hevac1,Sorry for obsessing.Here's the question: You have 208V, which is used in condos and multi-tenant buildings and typically just two legs of 3 phase, which is 60 degrees out of phase as opposed to 90 degrees for 240. Could that be the source o... | |
| Dedicated Lines - Sub panel or no? Dug up some old links.http://diyparadise.com/dablok.htmlhttp://sound.westhost.com/articles/xfmr-dc.htm. | |
| A question of bass... Several actually. "Good, necessary, appropriate" are relative terms. I'm sure the person with Genesis 200's or Dunlavy SC-V's has a different perspective than another with little monitors. | |
| Dedicated Lines - Sub panel or no? Just an idea, but how about a motor start capacitor (over 70 mfd) or two and a relay on the secondary side to shut it/them off (for lack of a centrifical switch).I've also heard of somebody using motor caps in series to block DC offset, which can ... | |
| Dedicated Lines - Sub panel or no? Transformers are like motors in that they can take 3 times the current at start-up. Maybe oversize the breaker and use a 3 phase starter with overloads. I've been installing Telemanique's recently because of the price and simplicity. BTW, found th... | |
| Dedicated Lines - Sub panel or no? For more fun, I got lower amp draw, compared to unloaded, on the primary side when I had just a little secondary draw. | |
| Dedicated Lines - Sub panel or no? Hevac1,Similar to mine, except I have a 5KVA 480/240-240/120. Wired 240V to 480V input and X1, X4 is +/- 60V with X2/X3 connected ("optionally" to neutral).Just tested with analog clamp-on and I got 3.5A (average)per 240V leg and 7.5A on the outle... | |
| Dedicated Lines - Sub panel or no? The only group 4 (50Hz) Sola HD on EBay.http://cgi.ebay.com/EGS-Sola-Constant-Voltage-Power-Conditioner-63-23-775-8_W0QQitemZ400038861928QQcmdZViewItemQQptZLHWay over your needs, even if you went to balanced AC output. 480 lbs! | |
| Anyone Know Anything On McIntosh XRT25 Speakers Personally, I would save my pennies for the XRT30. A true line array versus a tweeter array. Have you looked at Newform Research? Similar look but uses a planar ribbon. | |
| Dedicated Lines - Sub panel or no? Hevac1: Did the xformer make a lot of noise and heat?When I moved, I had mine hooked up to 120V just as I had before but it made noise and heat. It was getting saturated. Rewired for 240V and it's dead quiet and only slightly warm, like before the... | |
| Dedicated Lines - Sub panel or no? No clue about electrical requirements in Singapore but check this out. Surge protection, regulation, isolation and breakers included.http://cgi.ebay.com/Topaz-7-5-kVA-Power-Conditioner-Isolation-Transformer_W0QQitemZ330314111193QQcmdZViewItemQQptZ... | |
| Copper Sleeve over IEC A non-ferrite ring? | |
| Is my Placette linestage holding back my Krell AMP It's not a problem and that does seem like a good deal. The specs seem nearly ideal for a passive but there's no guarantee. Literally, don't know about the Transparent cables since they don't publish specs and the "mystery box" but, since the DAC ... |