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In Reply to: Testing for DC presence on AC mains posted by madisonears on January 12, 2007 at 17:46:17:
itself is the culprit, and/or it is mounted in such a way as
to audibly transmit vibration to the chassis. Also, the circuit may be demanding more current from the transformers than they are really
rated to deliver. I'm not suprised to hear that the manufacurer
denies cupability.Seriously, this is almost 100% certainly NOT a problem with your
AC mains.-T.M.
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- Sounds like either your transformer's design... - Thomas Martens 14:42:30 01/13/07 (0)
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