When the surge protection LED on a power strip won't light, is it likely to be a blown varistor?

Sep 05, 2006 22 Replies

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The Real Andy 20 years ago

You see w_tom, its not worth my time doing a research paper for you, becuase you fail to respond to whats posted. Instead you steer away from the topic.

BTW: When I was at uni, I learned how to gather information and publish it. However, 90% of what I did I never really understood until I actaully put it into practice.

LOL, you are using defence lawer tactics now, citing lies. Where was I critical of the paper? I made note to your 1960 references, which suggests to me that you do not understand modern telco design. Thats being critical of you, not the paper.

If you would like to make yourself credible, then please respond to what I posted.

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Richard Freeman 20 years ago

Well Actually Andy he is citing more lies than you think you see and let me quote from w_tom directly here :

Now unfortunately for w_tom there is a listing of the Bell System Technical Journal publications and Articles available at:

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and while this listing is not complete all the 1960 issues are there, and it is pretty clear that the Bell System Technical Journal was not published in October of 1960 ! The Bell System Technical Journal was published every Second month in 1960 with Volume 39 Issue 5 published in September of 1960 and Volume 39 Issue 6 published in November 1960 ! None of the Articles listed for 1960 were written by Bodel or Gresh

He is not credible as he is a Liar and he cannot respond to Direct postings this is why he carefully guards his anonymity.

Best Regards (to Andy and other Lurkers) Richard Freeman

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