Sigurthr
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Fantastic coils! Very well done, Upaa!
Always makes me happy to see those who I've helped have success!
Always makes me happy to see those who I've helped have success!
When I "first light" this thing I going to have a knot in my stomach. Though, I know this is normal. Ehhh
I will build a little pig tail plug with a box immediately at the plug in to the mains.
Yes. For anything RF the neutral line is NOT ACTUALLY TIED TO GROUND at the house junction box. RF never "sees" that tie in because the wiring impedance is so ludicrously high at RF. This is why we place a capacitor between Hot and Ground, and another between Neutral and Ground. The capacitors act as RF-Only shunts; effectively equalizing any RF currents between Hot and Neutral, and tying both Hot and Neutral to Ground (with respect to RF).I know the neutral bus is tied to the ground but do any caps tie across neutral and mains ground?
Some might, but they'll be invisible to RF as well, so just pretend they don't.Ps. I can only find limited information on these diagrams. If I use power strip as on/off switches is it possible some of these power strip have them built in?