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John A. Weeks III
 
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Default Problem solved (Was: Transformer question)

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Thanks to everyone who replied to this. The problem has now been
solved - intermittent fault in the probe lead. Grrrrrr!!!!
New probe leads now give the correct readings.


At least that is a lot cheaper to fix than the cost of a new
transformer.

-john-

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