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|    Isolating bench test equipment    |
|    20 Sep 11 13:50:05    |
      From: sfjssa@nospam.com              I am setting up my test bench.              I have a variac with an iron vane ammeter and volt meter to serve the DUT.       (usually tube amp). some older live chassis stuff too.              My question is how to deal with my other mains powered test equipment, these       include:              HP sine generator       Distortion analyzer       VTVM       Old tube Tek scopes       Newer Philips scope              If these units are all converted to three wire polarized plugs should just       the scope sit on an Isolation transformer?              Should the device under test chassis ground bypass the variac and go       directly to the mains outlet?              All this equipment will be connected to the same ckt on the service panel       providing a single point of ground.              The service panel has been overhauled, neutral/ground bus renewed and a new       earth rod installed down into the water table, (I live on a barrier beach       and hit water at about six feet).              any help appreciated,              JVC              --- SoupGate-Win32 v1.05        * Origin: you cannot sedate... all the things you hate (1:229/2)    |
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