Base Value of LA LCM

The base value should equal the meaning of those abbreviations. LA, for example, means Luton Airport here, and LCM might be something to do with the Apollo moon missions in the 1960s/70s, which makes the question pretty meaningless, really.

TLAs are NBG.

I didn't know that we had made it past LA BAM BA.

In theory or as a practical approach?

_{What was the question again?}

L C M Calculator

Lowest Common Multiplier? Eager minds deserve to know...

What that has got to do with Luton Airport would be worth knowing too.

JAG, in other words no one here has a clue as to what you are asking.

It's simple questions like this that makes finding the wannabe power engineers so easy.

OP wants to know what the base value reading on his Lightning Arrester Leakage Current Monitor should be. If he would take the time to RTFM (Read The Fine Manual) that came with his LA LCM instrument he wouldn't have to display his lack of initiative/knowledge on a world-wide public forum for all to see.

I still think you are guessing . . .

I try not to guess:

http://www.lemkediagnostics.ch/en/Products/Surge_Arresters_monitoring.html

http://www.energy.siemens.com/us/pool/hq/power-transmission/high-voltage-products/surge-arresters-and-limiters/publications/monitoring-1400180.pdf