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RE: Power conditioner - consumer, professional, or not at all?

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In Reply to: RE: Power conditioner - consumer, professional, or not at all? posted by Michael Samra on March 10, 2008 at 18:01:33

I don't think so. I've seen the effect of UPSs, computers, etc. on isolated generator power. This is different. The utility service looks pretty much the same at home as it does feeding the 20 rack-mount computers at work. The waveforms distortion limits conform to published utility specs. I've read the same description from you and from DIYers from Europe. Too much similarity for coincidence.

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RE: Power conditioner - consumer, professional, or not at all? - Michael Samra 00:37:42 03/11/08 (0)
We may never have all the answers but even being a ham radio operator like I am, have noticed in the last 10 years inparticular that the airwaves are full of static crashes but and reception on the lower bands from 40 meters on down is becoming nonexistent from all the digital crap out there...It does have an effect because the clock inside the microprocessors is a noise generator and thats a given.

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