Anything and Everything they can Screw Up, they ARE HELL BOUND TO DO
IT!!!
http://www.rense.com/general94/grid.htm

I have an old needle gauge AC volts meter.I am going to plug it in a
wall outlet and keep an eye on it.
cuhulin

On 7/15/2011 6:20 PM, J R wrote:
Anything and Everything they can Screw Up, they ARE HELL BOUND TO DO
IT!!!
http://www.rense.com/general94/grid.htm

I have an old needle gauge AC volts meter.I am going to plug it in a
wall outlet and keep an eye on it.
cuhulin


J R, you will never notice a bit of difference, even with a freq counter
which is accurate to a gnats arse.

It will still be your normal voltage, it will still be your 60 Hz.

However, it WILL NOT, or MAY NOT be in phase with other power stations
on the grid/systems.

You would need a phase meter and a connection to the other power
station/source you wished to make comparison to ... really not practical
for most ...

Regards,
JS

On Jul 15, 9:20*pm, (J R) wrote:
Anything and Everything they can Screw Up, they ARE HELL BOUND TO DO
IT!!!http://www.rense.com/general94/grid.htm

I have an old needle gauge AC volts meter.I am going to plug it in a
wall outlet and keep an eye on it.
cuhulin

But all it does is give a Voltage . Needs a freq. meter to measure the
AC alternations .

On 7/16/2011 6:56 PM, wrote:
On Jul 15, 9:20 pm, (J R) wrote:
Anything and Everything they can Screw Up, they ARE HELL BOUND TO DO
IT!!!http://www.rense.com/general94/grid.htm

I have an old needle gauge AC volts meter.I am going to plug it in a
wall outlet and keep an eye on it.
cuhulin

But all it does is give a Voltage . Needs a freq. meter to measure the
AC alternations .

Perhaps I am reading what was released incorrectly. I thought that what
"they" are saying is that each power station will be an accurate 60
cycle freq, but that individual plants may vary ... I will keep looking
for data to clarify this.

But, the simple matter of holding one plant at a rock solid 60 Hz looks
simple to me, to the point where it would never be anything but.

Now, the problem of holding the whole grid in sync, quite possibly from
coast to coast, is magnitudes more complex and demanding of equipment
and resources.

But, at this point, I am simply uncertain what is really being done.

Regards,
JS