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1. June 2006 @ 21:07
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Is it true that wearing rubber/latex gloves can help reduce static discharge? I wanna know because I like to work inside my compy and thought gloves would help reduce the risk of toasting something.
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colw
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2. June 2006 @ 01:12
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I prefer to use a condom - lubricated and has a tickling effect.
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2. June 2006 @ 05:46
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lol , i've heard about this also, hey why not try it and tell us??
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ddp
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2. June 2006 @ 08:14
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as long as part of body is touching metal of case than don't wear the gloves.
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2. June 2006 @ 10:00
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So as long as I'm properly grounded to the case I won't toast anything?
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ddp
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2. June 2006 @ 10:06
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just touch the bare metal of the case every so often or get a wrist grounding strap. i took the mandatory esd course when at celestica doing board work.
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2. June 2006 @ 11:14
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Ok. That's what Iv'e been doing...*relief*
Do computer components have a higher tendency to attract static or is grounding just a precautionary practice? It never actually seemed to be that big a deal for me.
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ddp
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2. June 2006 @ 11:38
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i've seen the damage static discharge does to an ic so grounded is safe than sorry
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2. June 2006 @ 12:40
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Ok thx alot guys.
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ddp
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2. June 2006 @ 12:55
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no problem, teach & learn
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