Voltage Logger...experienced recommendation?
Friends behind us at seasonal CG run into power problems annually whenever temps soar in the heat of the day, the park is near capacity, and everyone is running their a/c units. Both he and I are for...
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Now I've never used it for this but I have a Radio Shack volt meter with a computer interface. From what I understand if I connect it to my laptop using the supplied Dual A USB cable, and install the software it can log voltages or any other function (it measures Frequency, Capacitance, resistance, and it's a thermometer among other things)
Now Radio Shacks can be hard to find and though I got a "Deal" (Fire sale type) on mine this meter is a tad pricy.. But Radio Shack does not make Multi-Meters, they buy 'em from other companies (I have my suspects on some of 'em but will not post names) so you may be able to find a meter like this)
In the old days I'd suggest a Heathkit graphing recorder, but alas. No more
The power company may be able to provide one too, however I'm not sure under the conditions.
Now Radio Shacks can be hard to find and though I got a "Deal" (Fire sale type) on mine this meter is a tad pricy.. But Radio Shack does not make Multi-Meters, they buy 'em from other companies (I have my suspects on some of 'em but will not post names) so you may be able to find a meter like this)
In the old days I'd suggest a Heathkit graphing recorder, but alas. No more
The power company may be able to provide one too, however I'm not sure under the conditions.
