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Going crazy trying to diagnose a problem and really could use some help. One of the legs coming into my house is dropping voltage intermittently. This started last year, I’d see dimming lights in the house. Checked incoming voltage, one leg 118, the other 95. Up and down though, sporadic drops. Call the power company, they come out. Had them come on 3 separate occasions, when they left the last time problem was gone. Fast forward to about a month ago. Problem is back. This seems to happen after a wind storm. By the third day it’s really bad. I check voltage, 30 volts on that leg. Intermittently though. Call power company, they say there’s no problem. I check every connection in my panel, all right. With every breaker on that leg turned off, voltage holds steady. I pull every breaker out of the panel, install just one on that leg, it lowers my kitchen lights. Turn it on, voltage down below 30. Turn it off, remove it, install one for my bathroom lights on that leg. Turn it on, voltage down befow thirty. So it’s not a single circuit. Get the power company to come out and change the main line from transformer on the pole to the house. Found breaks in the line where it was shorting out. Figured we got it. 5 days later, problem is back. I had them put a recorder on it. Their voltage never went below 115. Wtf. Fri I installed a new main breaker. By the next morning, same problem. I’m almost at a loss. I’m going to change the feed line from meter to my panel and then I’m out of ideas. Anyone got any ideas?