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RE: Zinc die cast AC outlet wall plate

Posted by bartc on June 1, 2007 at 16:23:34:
Duster, this mimics my experience with non-magnetic cast aluminum outdoor plates to approximate Oyaide mechanical damping and RFI shielding.

Please refer to Al Sekela's take on how to attache plates and outlets properly to a metal wall box, though. I find following his advice on that to be spot on!

I face mine with carbon fiber. Works like the Oyaide does to some degree or other...