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Originally Posted by tdelahanty
I would suggest checking if both lines are on the same phase in your main box. The simplest way to do that is to look at your panel, if the breakers are one below the other they are on opposite phases (not good). If they are right/left, or skip one on the same side they are on the same phase (good).
CAUTION THIS METHOD SHOULD BE DONE BY QUALIFIED PERSONELL.
You can also use an AC volt meter, measure between both neutrals or hots (between both circuits) If it reads more than one or two volts it's out of phase.
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Interesting ......... for I did my best to relocate my 'noise' generating devices (dimmers, appliances, misc rheostat switches, etc) to one down leg and my audio (2 dedicated 20amp, 10ga) lines to the other. FWIW, a friend of mine (electrician) recommended this ? no ground loop or other artifact issues that I can tell
Dan, BTW, good post (#6) .......
