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Lowell, Salutation accepted,(I'm used to it by now LOL). I a agree with your statement, "Electrical ignorance is Rampant!!". I am a Field Service Tech in the Power Distribution Field and you would not believe what I see out there in the Field. Every now and then I, as well as some of my colleagues, come accross soemthing that makes absolutley no sense whatsoever!! We have a saying for those instances, "FM" and in the very rare cases "Pure FM" First letter; explative deleted, second; Magic!! Both Roger and yourself are very correct in saying, "Don't leave home without it". I have also run into problems where someone does not know how to use a VOM correctly. Those time are rather scary because if you are not careful someone can get hurt. I truly believe if you want to model, with electricity being part of the equation, you need to have and be able to use correctly, a VOM. <br /> <br />John
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