The 'Ground wire' is it's home.. nt (at least grounding the metal usually captures the field) nt

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Topic - Does "stray A/C Voltage" matter? Opinions wanted: - Elizabeth 18:29:04 02/09/13 (37)

Covering unused RCA jacks with Cardas Caps - geoffkait 08:46:16 02/13/13 (0)

Do what you will, but your room is wrapped with unshielded Romex like a huge transformer (nt) - Chip647 13:21:29 02/12/13 (3)

No.. the wires in the wall are all in tubing. The tubing is grounded. - Elizabeth 14:34:07 02/12/13 (2)

"is just your overactive imagination" - Chip647 19:53:21 02/12/13 (1)

Watch OUT! - unclestu 22:21:49 02/12/13 (0)

RE: Don't know if I would shield all my Power Cords + IC - benie 13:36:41 02/11/13 (0)

RE: Does "stray A/C Voltage" matter? Opinions wanted: - abs1 13:07:25 02/11/13 (1)

The 'Ground wire' is it's home.. nt (at least grounding the metal usually captures the field) nt - Elizabeth 19:15:10 02/11/13 (0)

RE: Does "stray A/C Voltage" matter? Opinions wanted: - jimmyjames 12:44:05 02/11/13 (0)

Definition of stray..... - unclestu 12:17:17 02/10/13 (5)

RE: Definition of stray..... - Duster 15:17:37 02/10/13 (4)

Pangea have a very low radiation well below shielded Belden.. Just mentioning my favorite nt.. - Elizabeth 19:13:03 02/11/13 (3)

what was interesting - unclestu 22:37:31 02/12/13 (2)

My AC cords need to be bundled, so the Pangea with shielding is perfect - Elizabeth 10:53:56 02/13/13 (1)

That is exactly - unclestu 12:08:10 02/13/13 (0)

RE: Does "stray A/C Voltage" matter? Opinions wanted: - Tony Lauck 07:59:29 02/10/13 (1)

No.. If the metal cover over the Romex is grounded , the field is shunted to the ground... - Elizabeth 19:11:42 02/11/13 (0)

RE: Does "stray A/C Voltage" matter? Opinions wanted: - May Belt 03:00:08 02/10/13 (0)

RE: Does "stray A/C Voltage" matter? Opinions wanted: - Tweekeng 19:37:54 02/09/13 (18)

RE: Does "stray A/C Voltage" matter? Opinions wanted: - rick_m 10:42:05 02/10/13 (16)

RE: Does "stray A/C Voltage" matter? Opinions wanted: - Tweekeng 16:07:15 02/10/13 (15)

Actually, it's AC - Jon Risch 18:51:47 02/10/13 (14)

Actually, it's called and electrostatic field. - Tweekeng 06:27:27 02/11/13 (13)

RE: Actually, it's called and electrostatic field. - Jon Risch 19:48:40 02/11/13 (1)

RE: Actually, it's called and electrostatic field. - Palustris 06:52:03 02/12/13 (0)

RE: Actually, it's called and electrostatic field. - rick_m 09:02:02 02/11/13 (10)

On the other hand... - geoffkait 10:54:20 02/11/13 (9)

RE: On the other hand... - rick_m 14:03:57 02/11/13 (8)

RE: On the other hand... - geoffkait 14:32:18 02/11/13 (7)

RE: On the other hand... - rick_m 19:19:44 02/11/13 (6)

I'd be very interested - unclestu 22:31:39 02/12/13 (2)

RE: I'd be very interested - rick_m 07:51:01 02/13/13 (1)

Still important - unclestu 12:10:58 02/13/13 (0)

RE: On the other hand... - geoffkait 20:50:53 02/11/13 (2)

RE: On the other hand... - B.Zak 12:35:30 02/12/13 (1)

Ouch! Very ouch! - geoffkait 12:44:12 02/12/13 (0)

RE: Does "stray A/C Voltage" matter? Opinions wanted: - Awe-d-o-file 07:26:57 02/10/13 (0)

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The 'Ground wire' is it's home.. nt (at least grounding the metal usually captures the field) nt - Elizabeth 19:15:10 02/11/13 (0)

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