Reddy Killawatt and the Stereo Destroyers

[jcrobso]

Yes, a Hitachi SX-5600W LCOS.

One power glitch and it takes about 20 min or so for it to recover.

[toddalin]

One power glitch and it takes about 20 min or so for it to recover.

No, I've found that it just needs to be unplugged and replugged.

[Doctor_Electron]

"We have talked about whole house protection systems for spikes and surges but I am not sure either of those types of faults occurred.

Any educated ideas? Im all out."

Sorry, I've never seemed to have figured out the "Quote/Reply" functions, so...

All I can tell you, after 40+ yrs. in the elec. careers, you are entering a subject area (power quality/not quality, protection, monitoring, analysis et al) which is so vast, and complex, and varied that only plenty of learning, research, and great intuition can start to explain a great deal of it all.

I will not relate any horror stories I've seen or heard about, it gets very long and wearing. BUT there WERE indeed some real doozies.

I hope that my suggestion as a resource of Electrical Construction & Maintenance Magazine, a professional electrical trade publication, will be of help.

Link: http://ecmweb.com/

There are available there many years' archived information.

Particularly interesting to me has been their Forensic Investigation columns, which I know will help you understand some of the finer points of determing causality when property damage, injury and even death results from [ often unseen and elusive ] causes of failure in electrical systems.

Best of luck, please keep us up on anything you do find out.

R.P. ("Dr E")

[1audiohack]

With everything connected to "The Grid" I am amazed we have the power quality we do and I for one am greatful for it!

Thank you for the link, I love that kind of reading!

I will keep you up.

Barry.