| ??? 08/24/06 20:03 Read: times |
#122949 - how shocking Responding to: ???'s previous message |
I strongly recommend that you transformer couple the thingy. yes, i have gathered that you are a 'poor student' but PLEASE do not risk becoming a dead student.
get a current transformer and a voltage transformer. Erik |
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