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In Reply to: STOP! posted by RickeyM on March 7, 2006 at 06:24:37:
Put down the caps lock key, son, and no one gets hurt.Sorry. I guess I should've been more clear. If I gave the impression that I typed the question with one hand while the other plugged in the soldering iron, I apologize.
I've managed to rebuild a few tube units from the ground up without electrocution but this is a different gig. I know that. That's why I'm asking the question.
I was looking for a better explanation about ground potentials, DC circuits, etc.
Anybody got a better explanation? Anyone out there willing to speak like an adult to another?
C'mon, let's give it a whirl. Ground potential. How's a solid state circuit like that in a cd player grounded? What's the deal with the chassis not being tied to AC ground? Does the circuit depend on the neutral AC leg?
Thanks in advance to the sensible, the patient, and the wise. I know you're out there.
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Follow Ups
- NO! NOT THAT! - slowburn 15:32:02 03/07/06 (2)
- Capacitive coupling. - Al Sekela 16:35:51 03/07/06 (1)
- Re: Capacitive coupling. - pkell44 18:17:42 03/08/06 (0)
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