Low incoming voltage
That PS Audio is 5,000.00 USD, WOW. Really. I've seen folks buy a PS Audio product and ask, "What PC to use", I don't get it (I think that one was 9000.00) it doesn't come with the best in world? The only one that could possibly work the best, should be included. 300.00 works great for me... I mean really well.. Regards |
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millercarbon You’re getting a steady 109-111V. So what again is the problem ... there is no problem. US voltage is just as often quoted as 110 as 120, in either case its nominal, with zero ill effects anywhere in that range ... 109 to 111 is precisely where you ought to be, 110.No, that is completely mistaken. Nominal voltage in the US is 120VAC ± 5 percent and is regulated by each state, typically by an agency such as a Board of Public Utilities. The OP should phone his utility with a low voltage complaint. If the utility isn’t responsive, he should put the complaint in writing and copy the regulatory agency. Then follow-up as necessary. I went through a similar scenario years ago and getting satisfaction can take effort. But it’s worth it, imo. |
grey9hound865 posts08-24-2020 8:00pmYeah, Some "Sticky Icky" will help... LOL Get the stuff with Purple and Red in it .Yummy ...The stuff that tastes like hash in the back of your throat .... Oh YEAH !! I foret what are we talkin' about... /-) < that's "my eyes are heavy dude". Yes it is that time of year again... Regards |
