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19th July 2002, 04:23 PM
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Location: Reading, PA
 
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This is interesting ... in my audio system at home, all the chassis grounds of all the components are connected together via their 110 plugs (into a Tripp-Lite surpressor). All the audio circuits are completely isolated from that, including the grounds on the power supplies, which are connected to the audio signal ground on the DC side of the supply, and the chassis on the AC side. I have no problems ever, no matter what crazy things I do (like taking my ground rod out from the outside to prevent lightning strikes) ;-)
~jon |
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