> He (of course) guessed they would dim. WRONG!
> They got quite a bit brighter. Why? Because
> they were on the other "phase" and the voltage
> dropped in the neutral when the saw was turned
> on got added to the other phase.
Roger,
Could you elaborate on this please? I understand what you're saying, we've
all seen the effect, but what I'm not following is how / why does the
voltage drop in the neutral when the load on the opposite phase increases?
Something isn't sinking in here.
Thanks,
Mike Benedict
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