[modeleng] Re: Electrical Problem

Peter, I suspect nobody knows for sure.
I should do, but...
It is many years since I used my electrical training and I have forgotten 
much.
I would think that there is a voltage surge upon switch off where the load 
is removed.
I cant see why this would trip anything, but it obviously does.
A capacitor across the input may cut down on spikes.

Other than that, one of the computer spike eliminating  sockets would do it 
and be better. They are now so cheap that I doubt one could make anything 
for the same price.

(Of course, a 110 volt transformer would be even easier.)
As for the off-topic, I have mentioned this before, but obviously to no 
avail.

Alan



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From: "The Sheppard Residence" <peter@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>
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Sent: Tuesday, December 28, 2004 6:35 PM
Subject: [modeleng] Re: Electrical Problem


..and a great shame that again the original question was ignored.

I think I'll give up asking questions that's twice that there has been
no serious answer to a real question.

In fact, I may give up the list.

Cheers

Peter

Jeff Dayman wrote:
> We are getting very chatty and OT here folks. Hope our list server doesn't
> cut the whole list off.
>

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