Don't understand how that'd be any different than me being in a house right now. The substations here still provide the same electricity to rural areas. I think it's all the freaking plebs with EVs, there's like 4 teslas near me. Maybe it is worth a try going somewhere quiet idkMK92 wrote: β22 Aug 2026, 15:24You said in another thread that you moved only 1 km away which is basically identical street grid, if you move then move to some remote area outside the city where only a few houses would be connected to the local substation grid, and not entire neighbourhood full of apartment blocks
EMI/floaty mouse
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This subforum is for advanced users only. This separate area is for niche or unexpected lag issues such as electromagnetic interference (EMI, EMF, electrical, radiofrequency, etc). Interference of all kinds (wired, wireless, external, internal, environment, bad component) can cause error-correction (ECC) latencies like a bad modem connection, except internally in a circuit. ECC = retransmits = lag. Troubleshooting may require university degree. Your lag issue is likely not EMI.
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astroasis
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Re: EMI/floaty mouse
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Hubcio
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Re: EMI/floaty mouse
I will be moving out in about 3 years to Warsaw, I will look for tn-c-s apartment. I am not schizo and I donβt believe too in this shit like itβs everywhere and coming back like some fucking demon xDMK92 wrote: β22 Aug 2026, 14:42I already fixed it by fixing bad neutral with oxidized connectors and shared circuits, but you can keep on wiping your hands in your shirt for another 10 years like you said in another thread because you are among those shizos who think that its your sweaty hands causing this, fully delusional no wonder none of you can fix your problems if you jump to such a stupid things instead of simply hiring an electrician to measure impedance and voltage drift, possible potential imbalance as well, and fix itDesync4life wrote: β22 Aug 2026, 14:09MK92 wrote: β22 Aug 2026, 13:56There is a fix, one of those two:
1) rewire entire apartment/house fully with everything new, from fuse box to sockets and switches and junctions and new grounding rods and neutral bars and new lights, along with fresh TN-S wiring
2) if this doesn't help, then the problem is not just your apartment but its building-level problem or bad grid from the substation, so you need to move places until you find a place that isnt affected by shitty electricity.
Sadly nothing else can be done than just one of those two, don't listen to schizos which are blaming your body and other supernatural stuff, its 99.9% electricity problem, it isn't easily diagnosed because there are many possible electrical problems that each cause same set of symptoms, and short of full rewiring or moving out there isn't any easy fixes really.enjoy spending all that money for nothing. Itβs not electricity
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astroasis
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Re: EMI/floaty mouse
Tnc-s house didn't help it for me, but good luck. I need to try a different place again tooHubcio wrote: β23 Aug 2026, 12:26I will be moving out in about 3 years to Warsaw, I will look for tn-c-s apartment. I am not schizo and I donβt believe too in this shit like itβs everywhere and coming back like some fucking demon xDMK92 wrote: β22 Aug 2026, 14:42I already fixed it by fixing bad neutral with oxidized connectors and shared circuits, but you can keep on wiping your hands in your shirt for another 10 years like you said in another thread because you are among those shizos who think that its your sweaty hands causing this, fully delusional no wonder none of you can fix your problems if you jump to such a stupid things instead of simply hiring an electrician to measure impedance and voltage drift, possible potential imbalance as well, and fix itDesync4life wrote: β22 Aug 2026, 14:09MK92 wrote: β22 Aug 2026, 13:56There is a fix, one of those two:
1) rewire entire apartment/house fully with everything new, from fuse box to sockets and switches and junctions and new grounding rods and neutral bars and new lights, along with fresh TN-S wiring
2) if this doesn't help, then the problem is not just your apartment but its building-level problem or bad grid from the substation, so you need to move places until you find a place that isnt affected by shitty electricity.
Sadly nothing else can be done than just one of those two, don't listen to schizos which are blaming your body and other supernatural stuff, its 99.9% electricity problem, it isn't easily diagnosed because there are many possible electrical problems that each cause same set of symptoms, and short of full rewiring or moving out there isn't any easy fixes really.enjoy spending all that money for nothing. Itβs not electricity
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MK92
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Re: EMI/floaty mouse
Check nearby houses for solar panels when moving, those things are causing HUGE harmonics distortion on local grid
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Hubcio
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Goddamn124
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Re: EMI/floaty mouse
are u religious? You will need to pray, and maybe it will go away
