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Old October 13th 03, 07:21 AM
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Brenda Ann wrote:

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Hi,

How about using the ground in a 3 prong electrical socket???? Better than
nothing??? Dangerous??? I'm in a high rise


In those circumstances, it's a crapshoot. Often connecting to a building
ground like that will add more noise than signal. If you do want to give it
a go, connect to the screw that holds the plate on, don't just stuff a wire
in the hole, as it can find it's way to the hot side.


If the building has a steel frame, you might do better to connect to the
structure than the electrical ground system.


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