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A/C on one circuit causing voltage flicker on another (?)
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If the lights are flickering, you have a loose connection. If the lights are dimming when a motor starts, it's normal Hmmm. Lights dimming. Blinking too (let's say). One possible reason: light got dim enough that you can see the 60-cycles (or would that be 120 both brights and dims per second?). David |
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A/C on one circuit causing voltage flicker on another (?)
David Combs wrote:
In article , RBM wrote: If the lights are flickering, you have a loose connection. If the lights are dimming when a motor starts, it's normal Hmmm. Lights dimming. Blinking too (let's say). One possible reason: light got dim enough that you can see the 60-cycles (or would that be 120 both brights and dims per second?). David Hmm, Can you show here big initial reactive load (impedance) can change frequency via math? |
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