siegman@sierra.STANFORD.EDU (siegman) (10/16/90)
There's some suspicion our 110 volt service at home has excessive voltage glitches -- whether overshoots, occasional very brief dropouts, or something else is not known. I'd like to put some kind of monitor on the line that would at a minimum record glitches by turning on an LED, or maybe even in the optimum case determine the sign and magnitude of each glitch and record them in a log. Any such instruments commercially available? Any good ideas for the
bill@videovax.tv.tek.com (William K. McFadden) (10/18/90)
Heathkit used to have a couple of "poor man's" line monitors. You might want
to consult their catalog.
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