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RE: Insulating AC Outlets from Wall Vibration

"If you research deeper I think you will find that vibration does not affect current flow. At least that is what I learned in college."

Really? Medieval literature?

Let me assure you from too many decades of experience with electronic stuff attached to missiles, airplanes, log trucks, humans, cash registers, artillery shells and home audio systems that shock and vibration are always part of the issues. Sometimes a huge part.

Mechanisms and sensitivities vary by application but it ALWAYS has to be considered and often is a major driver in design and implementation.

Wish I could live in an ideal world too...

Rick

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