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Mitishubishi AC split units

05/12/2009 11:14 AM

outdoor cards always burned in the power side of the card , any comments or ideas

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Re: Mitishubishi AC split units

05/12/2009 6:04 PM

I for one have no idea what an "AC split unit" is, nor why you would have "cards" outside. You need to work on describing your problem better.

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Re: Mitishubishi AC split units

05/12/2009 6:15 PM

Quit playing cards outside!

You could be getting a spike from whatever. A small breeze with dust can cause a a high voltage situation that the lightning suppression won't see. Any disruption of load can cause a transient spike, a flip of a breaker feeding a load, let's say, can cause a problem. The power side of your cards probably do not have any spike protection in them, might be something to look at.

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Re: Mitishubishi AC split units

05/13/2009 3:03 AM

Rather than discard 3♣, win the trick with Q♥.

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