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Lights are going dim.

shilala

Lifer
I just got done building my new machine.
When I tweak her out to where I get a nosebleed the lights go dim.
Is that a good sign?
 
Originally posted by: PHiuR
your house is wired badly.
or
shens
The sheer torque of the electric meter twisted it off the house. It was flopping around in the side yard and I had to wrestle it down and park my car on it.
The electric company was here all day setting I-beams in concrete so they can remount it.
They said they're considering a waterjacket, too. Afraid the intense load will catch my house on fire.

 
Originally posted by: shilala

The sheer torque of the electric meter twisted it off the house. It was flopping around in the side yard and I had to wrestle it down and park my car on it.
The electric company was here all day setting I-beams in concrete so they can remount it.
They said they're considering a waterjacket, too. Afraid the intense load will catch my house on fire.

No once you exceed a certain amount of load they will affit your substation with a pulse counter and the meter will run off a induction-divider pickup, etc.

You should also consider a 400 Hz system.

 
Originally posted by: C6FT7
Originally posted by: shilala

The sheer torque of the electric meter twisted it off the house. It was flopping around in the side yard and I had to wrestle it down and park my car on it.
The electric company was here all day setting I-beams in concrete so they can remount it.
They said they're considering a waterjacket, too. Afraid the intense load will catch my house on fire.

No once you exceed a certain amount of load they will affit your substation with a pulse counter and the meter will run off a induction-divider pickup, etc.

You should also consider a 400 Hz system.
I offered some land. They're going to put up a 500 megawatt Nuke in the field behind the house.
I'm all atwitter. 🙂

 
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