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In Reply to: Ground Loop with Mac Mini/Brick posted by terrapin on February 13, 2007 at 07:23:52:
Putting cheaters/ground lifts on the power cords is more of a fix than a "band-aid". Ground loops happen when there are multiple paths to ground, and currents can occur in those loops/circuits. So the trick is to eliminate paths to ground. Lifting grounds at the a/c plug is one way to do that. How do you know its a ground loop? Could it be a shielding issue?
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- Re: Ground Loop with Mac Mini/Brick - bshapiro 09:11:30 02/13/07 (3)
- Re: Ground Loop with Mac Mini/Brick - terrapin 09:32:37 02/13/07 (2)
- Do NOT lift grounds at this point! - John Swenson 15:37:33 02/13/07 (0)
- Re: Ground Loop with Mac Mini/Brick - bshapiro 09:53:35 02/13/07 (0)
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