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If you are going to play games with these older circuits I suggest that they be plugged into a three prong extension cord that incorporates a circuit breaker
That's a good start Sean, but you missed one important point. This will get both amp "in phase" with each other, but now they both could be live with respect
All the components that are on the secondary side of the PT could never make the chassis dangerous no mater how they fail, that's one of the functions of a
Too dangerous, I would NOT recommend it. The industry was trying to achieve the same affect with the 0.01uF 400V cap from the neutral to chassis. And for the
I think that it is important to note that while the theoretical discussion of what if any difference there might be with a two prong vs three prong cord