Thread: slight electric shock when using ac adaptor
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Old 03-16-2007, 06:23 AM   #18
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kacir, Thanks for the well inform post, I didn't know all that.
diabloNL, harry, I wasn't sure what you meant about resonance, as my high school physics is pretty shaky. Luckily, there is wikipedia. Electrical resonance.
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