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In Reply to: please teach me... posted by cloudwalker on September 14, 2016 at 14:50:15:
The actual waveform of the Ac sinewave at the point of delivery in the average location SUCKS.
All sorts of aberrations are manifested in the waveform.
The idea of any conditioner is to 'fix' some of those problems.
Fixing the out of phase is wayyyy more complicated and would have to be made for the particular individual line. So it is not practical to work on that.. Though a few conditioners may claim to do so.
I am writing about the slight shift in power vs amplitude in industrial use.. For purists.. And math mavens.. It is a very confusing issue to me, and I think it is beyond most audio hobby types.. IEE types may be interested it it more..
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- Waveform is all. Plus out of phase parts of the AC delivery.. - Smelly_Socks 09:34:49 09/16/16 (0)
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