| ??? 12/04/08 22:18 Read: times |
#160616 - DC? ... over a 10 kM line? Responding to: ???'s previous message |
I'd guess this will be an AC line, and having a 240-volt P-P signal imposed on a, say, 4.7 KV line will be a trick, but it's achievable and recoverable.
The U.S. power companies "read the meter" over their lines, so, though the voltages will differ, it must work quite well. RE |
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