Re: Meter Readings
Posted by
BiBrun on
URL: https://www.es-forum.com/Meter-Readings-tp1552785p1552793.html
Those are decent readings, but it's not such a good meter.
It doesn't go high enough in frequency. Try getting that
Entech 'broadband' meter for $6 if there are still some on ebay.
Or, better, just hold an AM radio near a light switch
when you turn on the computer (tune the radio to static at
the low end of the dial). If you don't hear anything I want
to know what kind of computer you have...
On Mon, Mar 22, 2010 at 11:52 AM, torch369 <
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> I checked all my outlets this morning with the stetzerizer and all my
> outlets read from 35-60, including my APC Surge Suppressor outlets, BackUPS
> AVR, and BrickWall. I waited until the fridge compressor came on and no
> change. I turned on my computer and monitor-no change. I turned on my TV and
> Cable Modem-no change.
> I am going to test it again tonight when I get home and my neighbors are
> using all their stuff. I think this is why my readings go up to 200 or so,
> not because of what I am running inside my apt.
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> So, not sure where to go from here. I have the options of the
> graham-stetzer filters, which Marc says won't help.
> The Quantum Power Strips vs. the Furman Power Strips vs. The Stetzer Power
> Strips vs. the Tripplite Isobar Strips.
> Then there is the Quantum Home doohicky for $395.
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> What the heck am I supposed to try? Aaarrgh
> Anyone with a definitive idea? I am as confused as I was before, if not
> more so.
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