[Lancaster] Linux audio workshop - first thoughts

[tony at localz.co.uk]

Quoting Craig Graham <craig at twolips-translations.co.uk>:

> Andy Baxter wrote:
>> Probably the best thing is to get a surge/spike protector of some
>> sort. What would be nice is to find some way to monitor the supply
>> beforehand (or after fitting the protector) so we can actually see if
>> that was the problem, but I don't know how to do this (unless it's
>> /really/ bad in which case an oscilloscope with a voltage divider
>> plugged into a socket would do it.)
>
> UPS? They have a bit more logging and there's a lot of cheap ones around now.
>

I have a couple (one APC model, another which I can't remember the make of)
which can be borrowed for a little while.

Cheers
Tony