Something Really Electrically Strange In Our Home

[Warren Whiteside]

On 10/9/2013 4:31 PM, George Handley wrote:
> Hello Warren,
>
> And thank you for your continued help.
You are very welcome but I'm only trying. The issue hasn't been isolated 
yet <G>.
>
> RE: "Yes George. It would signal NO voltage. What do you notice with 
> the digital readout for your incoming? Is it pretty stable?"
>
> I'm pretty sure you didn't mean the above as a joke as if I ever had 
> zero voltage, everything would stop working around here. I have put a 
> meter on my Mini and iMac UPS, and have been watching it for the last 
> 20 minutes, and can report that I'm getting a totally consistent 
> 124.5vac to 125vac. Nothing higher or lower.
I'm envious <g>. Mine here isn't that stable and can do a 10 VAC change 
in a second. My comment regards NO voltage meant to indicate your 
utility company electric was zero and that you were on UPS battery backup.
>
> RE: "OH, oh.. Do you have a compromised ground?"
>
> Now here, you and Michael may have something to sink my teeth into. 
> See my response to Michael.
>
> Thanks,
>
> George
Michael has a very helpful power company. I doubt mine here would 
entertain checking my ground as it is a cost item for them and my 
responsibility. However, AC grounding is the thing most take for granted 
as good. In DC systems grounding is critical to function.

Warren
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