Donovan submits this for piclist perusal:
> Hello,
>
> Thanks for all the help.  Another question: how do I measure the current
> from a 3-phase, 120Vac voltage source (i.e. a wall plug-in)?

I don't know where you live, but here in the US, the 120VAC electricity that
you would find in a home is single-phase.  But, if that is the type of
current you wish to measure, I suggest you get a "clamp on" type device.
This will save you much trouble and danger.

On the lighter side:

The only guy I ever knew that had 3-phase 440VAC coming into his house was
putting out the REALY BIG signal on 11 meters.  The FCC subsequently removed
his equipment (44,000 watts PEP on AM) amidst much fanfare and cheering by
the neighbors.  This alleviated him of his need for 3-phase power in the
home.

michael brown

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