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In Reply to: what is your house line voltage? posted by Story on October 20, 2020 at 12:57:17:
On my workbench the amplifier is running off a variac which I once upon a time set for 115V. But there is still that variability in wall voltage due to time of day, as you say.
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Follow Ups
- Variac - Lew 10/20/2014:25:49 10/20/20 (7)
- RE: Variac - Alpha Al 17:41:13 10/20/20 (6)
- RE: Variac - Lew 08:00:01 10/21/20 (5)
- Yikes! I would not trust those markings! - Ralph 09:57:41 10/21/20 (4)
- RE: Yikes! I would not trust those markings! - Lew 14:07:55 10/21/20 (2)
- RE: Yikes! I would not trust those markings! - Ralph 15:02:05 10/21/20 (1)
- Yes, I am well aware that the voltage will sag a bit when the variac is feeding the Bev amplifier - Lew 16:12:50 10/21/20 (0)
- Yes, then adjust the knob position if possible and needed. NT - Coner 11:10:27 10/21/20 (0)
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