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In the Thread: It’s mad, mad, mad... electricity.
Post Subject: The saga about the tennis playing JewPosted by Romy the Cat on: 4/5/2009
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 Paul S wrote:
I ask because I have never seen a single corrective device that offers balanced, quiet, phase-perfect power.  By "balanced" in this case, I mean that the nueutral/ground is isolated and re-referenced at -60V, while the hot leg is set at at +60V, in  the case of 120V AC.

Neither have I seen a full-on "regenerator" that does not employ a digitally-synthesized reference for the reconstruction/propagation of its "perfect" sine waves.  Sorry, but I just don't get how this could stay clear of its own noise.

Yes, you have seen it. The PS Audio PowerPlant does exactly what you describe: fully regenerating, quiet,\ balanced, etc.  I do not know what would be “phase-perfect power” but it is OK.

 Paul S wrote:
I would not be bringing this up again if it looked like the PP2000 neutral/ground was actually isolated.  Obviously, if you unplug the thing, then its ground just "floats".  But even in this case, cross-contamination from the loads appears to be possible; likely, even.

I have no idea what those 3 sentences mean. PP2000 neutral is neutral, the ground is ground, the input ground shall not be lifted. Anyhow, Paul I think you need to make a mental decisions how much you are willing to talk about PP2000 without actually trying it. Sure, you might talk about whatever you wish but how practical is it? Anyhow, just a thought. That reminds me an old joke what two Jews meet and one ask “Can you play tennis?” Another reply: “Perhaps, I do not know - I never tried.”
 
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