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Jean, sad news on your monitor but it gives you the opportunity to go LCD wide screen LOL. A word of caution you may not have thought of. If you go LCD and use the digital connection if your video card supports it you will be stuck without your KVM switch. KVM for digital is extremely expensive, in fact I have had to switch off one of my computer for that very reason. Cheaper to buy an second screen than buy a digital KVM switch. I have managed to learn to live with just one computer plus my wife's and it is not too difficult.

Another thing to check would be in the setup menu of the TV, there is likely a setting that turns the internal speakers on/off depending on the connection to an external amplifier.

>>> What are you trying to accomplish? To know how much the AC portion of our monthly bill is, obviously. hehe Reasons: 1) I-told-you-so factor. We've had unit for a long time and even though it ran like a champ with few problems, it's been very inefficient. We're running 13k kwh/yr (way too high for our home w/out any major appliances like pool, spa, etc). We've been told this by 2 energy auditors, local utility, and other folks. It was much higher until I personally made DIY changes over the years, incld insulation (r45+ avg), duct sealing (14% leakage), sealing the envelope (1000 @50pascals), radiant barrier, cfl bulbs, reflective windows, weather sealing, .... Let's just say the AC is the last item being replaced and it probably should've been the first. Oh, I'm married BTW. 2) Estimate sizing for a new SolarPV system. I'll be over-sized if I use my current kwh usage, since I'm upgrading the AC at the same time as the panels. Need a baseline of old AC to estimate new with x% more efficient unit.... >>> since he is measuring from neutral (or ground?) co The CT is the CB panel placed on L1 hot side just before it connects to the control switch on the dbl-pole breaker. In my (laymen) terms, it's a big blue donut on the wire a few inches from the breaker screw.