Brown outs in your area...

[deacongreg]

While we are in the midst of finding out, which of the different systems are best for you rig at home, I just received PS Audio`s DVD entitled "Coal to Coltrane". This DVD presentation is a history of AC power, it is fun and informative. It is free from PS Audio, and I think all of you will gain some insight. Its available at PS Audio - Building products we want to own

[Strutter]

i followed the link above. clicked on get the DVD. put my email adress in to sign up for the newsletters and it said i would recieve an email with a link to follow which would allow me to choose a password and such and sign up to get the DVD. however its been more than 24hrs now and i havent gotten an email.

[helmkera]

Perhaps this is not the place to ask, but what is considered "overvoltage"? There are areas (like mine) where the daytime voltage seems to range from 115 to 125v during the day and peaks to 130-135v in the evening. Obviously I am concerned about my MediaCenter PC, plasma TV, etc.

What is considered "overvoltage" and what devices are you using to combat it? I currently have an APC Back-UPS HT 1500VA which claims to do power conditioning as well as UPS functions, but am not sure that its an optimal solution.

[deacongreg]

Originally Posted by Strutter

i followed the link above. clicked on get the DVD. put my email adress in to sign up for the newsletters and it said i would recieve an email with a link to follow which would allow me to choose a password and such and sign up to get the DVD. however its been more than 24hrs now and i havent gotten an email.

Alright, try contacting them again. This DVD is in high demand, and it took me two weeks to get it.

[Strutter]

Originally Posted by deacongreg

Alright, try contacting them again. This DVD is in high demand, and it took me two weeks to get it.

i did about a week after the original posting and although the site was different the result was the same. i registered and everything but never got a confermation e-mail as it said i would and never got to any page that ask for an adress to mail the disc to. however i will try one more time right now.

[Strutter]

this time i had to fill out a questionaire for a consultation. at the end it simply said
"Thanks for your submission. We will be in contact with you by email shortly with our recommendations for your system."

so how do they know where to send the disc to if they never ask for an adress?