A reply from a power engineer's perspective:
The "Power-Save" device contains only an AC capacitor. Nothing more. I've had
them in my hands, looked inside, and even used lab-grade equipment to evaluate
their effectiveness - or not.
When connected to an AC power circuit, all a Power-Save does
Holt,
a place just a little closer to you is ALT Fabrication in Argyle. That's just
in Denton County off SH377.
It's where I found ground plates, and pretty much anything else made of copper.
http://www.altfabrication.com/
Thanks for choosing North Texas Renewable Energy
Jim Duncan
North Texas R
They must have targeted the wrenches list with that ad?
I tried something similar( I think) on a refrigerator. I plugged it
into Watts Up meter, and didn't see any change in the run watts or
surge watts.
If it was that easy, wouldn't Manufacturers use it to improve their
SEER ratings?
Ray
Hi August;
For any tilt adjustable or tracking system, that solid 10(or 6) will
strain harden and break. (We do a lot of pole mounts.)
We tried stranded 6, but found the tinned braid to be more corrosion
resistant at the connection point to the aluminum.
It looks very commercial/ professiona
Jay,
I see your point but I'm wondering what the problem with #10 bare solid ground
wire is. What is the benefit of braided wire?
-August
August Goers
Luminalt Energy Corporation
4000 Irving Street
San Francisco, CA 94122
Office: 415.564.7652
Mobile: 415.559.1525
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good day Holt,
We used the braided grounding wire for a job with Sanyo modules. This was
"pre-WEEBS" and I was never satisfied with the typical ILSCO lug detail as the
Sanyo frame thickness seems to be very thin and the 10-32 screws either do not
torque down properly, or strip. So, for me, and
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