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Would a data logger pick up a blink/flicker like this? My instinct tells me a slightly loose connection.The OP had the DNO out to data log so that would and should have picked up something supply side.
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Would a data logger pick up a blink/flicker like this? My instinct tells me a slightly loose connection.The OP had the DNO out to data log so that would and should have picked up something supply side.
I don’t know but I’d like to think so as a diagnostic tool. Maybe a member has experienced the positive that a data logger produces.Would a data logger pick up a blink/flicker like this? My instinct tells me a slightly loose connection.
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Where did you dig that one up from?
I'd have a bit more of an in depth read if I were you
Do we know if anyone has connected a simple solitary circuit to the out put side of the c.u. with nothing else connectedMmm. The point I was making is that as far as I know, nobody has connected a data logger yet.
Mmm. The point I was making is that as far as I know, nobody has connected a data logger yet.
Powergrid came out, inspected and setup voltage recording device and left that running for about 8 days.
i regulary pick up dips. mmmmm.Doh. Sorry, I missed the bit about the supplier using a recording device sorry.
I'm with you on maybe it missing the briefest of glitches when they occur though. Would be good to see how well it picks up dips in the order of milliseconds.
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