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In Reply to: err, in the right configuration, that could burn down the house~nT posted by Cleantimestream on April 8, 2013 at 10:14:49:
..could also have an earthed chassis at 120/240v if there was an MEN and the circuit protection held in. Saw it just recently in rural Oz. "No power", in fact there certainly was, just no potential difference across L & N. It gets a bit weird out here so probably not so typical, but so what. Grab a voltmeter.
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- RE: err, in the right configuration, that could burn down the house~nT - shane. 04/8/1322:15:03 04/8/13 (8)
- RE: err, in the right configuration, that could burn down the house~nT - shane. 21:43:26 04/9/13 (0)
- RE: err, in the right configuration, that could burn down the house~nT - gusser 08:17:43 04/9/13 (6)
- RE: err, in the right configuration, that could burn down the house~nT - TimFox 09:13:50 04/9/13 (5)
- RE: err, in the right configuration, that could burn down the house~nT - gusser 09:24:14 04/9/13 (4)
- Having a 'load' is why analog meters will never die, ~nT - Cleantimestream 22:14:10 04/11/13 (0)
- RE: err, in the right configuration, that could burn down the house~nT - TimFox 09:47:03 04/9/13 (2)
- Long live the Simpson 260! - gusser 09:49:29 04/9/13 (1)
- RE: Long live the Simpson 260! - Michael Samra 11:44:43 04/9/13 (0)
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