Apologize for being off topic but a safety question. Do you people monitor your AC line at your home, business,shop etc? I've been having a problem in central NJ with high line around 1:00 am. Our spec is 115.2 - 124.8. Around 1 AM I run 127.0, 126.4 with a daily average around 124 during the rest of the day. As we all know many electronic products are really not off when we hit the off button. Although today's electronics are designed for higher AC line voltages. I've already experienced one work bench light ballast fire. Plus a large number of smoked electronic test equipment. I continually see phase shift capacitors being switched in and out on my line monitor or is it bad grounds? The volt readings are done with a Fluke 77 that has been calibration checked and certified correct. Would someone educate me on proper power utilities. Please contact me off R-B unless others feel they would like to know also. Again I apologize burning up air time. Gary K2UQ [EMAIL PROTECTED] (mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED])
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