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this means that interference, if any, leaks into your PC from the walls.
I charge my battery, played 6 hours and discharged, then re-charge it from outlets and then play only with battery (Router, Display and computer only connnected to battery). How do you mean by connecting ground to PC on socket? Im connected directly from the AC Power cable computer to battery.
i mean connected pc case to PEN or NEUTRAL contact in your socet.spkii wrote: ↑04 Mar 2025, 04:07I charge my battery, played 6 hours and discharged, then re-charge it from outlets and then play only with battery (Router, Display and computer only connnected to battery). How do you mean by connecting ground to PC on socket? Im connected directly from the AC Power cable computer to battery.
Sorry friend, i dont know how you telling to me about connect Computer to ground. I have this connected, send you photos:Slender wrote: ↑04 Mar 2025, 04:17i mean connected pc case to PEN or NEUTRAL contact in your socet.spkii wrote: ↑04 Mar 2025, 04:07I charge my battery, played 6 hours and discharged, then re-charge it from outlets and then play only with battery (Router, Display and computer only connnected to battery). How do you mean by connecting ground to PC on socket? Im connected directly from the AC Power cable computer to battery.
DC not like AC, battery not make interference, but AC from wall - yes.
Your pc is not grounded, when you work from battery. To ground it you need connect any metal case to ground contact from you wall socet. (if you dont have 3nd contact pen, you can use neutral).
to test it you can buy cheap wt3121.
You say you connected router to battery.
This can cause problems as interference may be coming from the ISP cable going into your router. Thus, your system is not completely isolated.
to ground the PC you need to take a coaxial cable, or just a metal wire, and connect the metal case of the PC and the 3rd grounding pin of the socket.spkii wrote: ↑04 Mar 2025, 04:29Sorry friend, i dont know how you telling to me about connect Computer to ground. I have this connected, send you photos:Slender wrote: ↑04 Mar 2025, 04:17i mean connected pc case to PEN or NEUTRAL contact in your socet.spkii wrote: ↑04 Mar 2025, 04:07I charge my battery, played 6 hours and discharged, then re-charge it from outlets and then play only with battery (Router, Display and computer only connnected to battery). How do you mean by connecting ground to PC on socket? Im connected directly from the AC Power cable computer to battery.
DC not like AC, battery not make interference, but AC from wall - yes.
Your pc is not grounded, when you work from battery. To ground it you need connect any metal case to ground contact from you wall socet. (if you dont have 3nd contact pen, you can use neutral).
to test it you can buy cheap wt3121.
You say you connected router to battery.
This can cause problems as interference may be coming from the ISP cable going into your router. Thus, your system is not completely isolated.
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In the front panel, its connected Router, Display, Computer and PS5.
Ok, first im gonna try WIFI with router not connected to battery (connected to home sockets), but if home sockets cause disturbance, it gonna still happening sending WiFi this EMI?Slender wrote: ↑04 Mar 2025, 04:35to ground the PC you need to take a coaxial cable, or just a metal wire, and connect the metal case of the PC and the 3rd grounding pin of the socket.spkii wrote: ↑04 Mar 2025, 04:29Sorry friend, i dont know how you telling to me about connect Computer to ground. I have this connected, send you photos:Slender wrote: ↑04 Mar 2025, 04:17i mean connected pc case to PEN or NEUTRAL contact in your socet.spkii wrote: ↑04 Mar 2025, 04:07
I charge my battery, played 6 hours and discharged, then re-charge it from outlets and then play only with battery (Router, Display and computer only connnected to battery). How do you mean by connecting ground to PC on socket? Im connected directly from the AC Power cable computer to battery.
DC not like AC, battery not make interference, but AC from wall - yes.
Your pc is not grounded, when you work from battery. To ground it you need connect any metal case to ground contact from you wall socet. (if you dont have 3nd contact pen, you can use neutral).
to test it you can buy cheap wt3121.
You say you connected router to battery.
This can cause problems as interference may be coming from the ISP cable going into your router. Thus, your system is not completely isolated.
https://ibb.co/mFy91R4r
https://ibb.co/C3LD2gKP
In the front panel, its connected Router, Display, Computer and PS5.
you need direct electrical contact to provide emission. Air dont have it.spkii wrote: ↑04 Mar 2025, 04:45Ok, first im gonna try WIFI with router not connected to battery (connected to home sockets), but if home sockets cause disturbance, it gonna still happening sending WiFi this EMI?Slender wrote: ↑04 Mar 2025, 04:35to ground the PC you need to take a coaxial cable, or just a metal wire, and connect the metal case of the PC and the 3rd grounding pin of the socket.spkii wrote: ↑04 Mar 2025, 04:29Sorry friend, i dont know how you telling to me about connect Computer to ground. I have this connected, send you photos:Slender wrote: ↑04 Mar 2025, 04:17
i mean connected pc case to PEN or NEUTRAL contact in your socet.
DC not like AC, battery not make interference, but AC from wall - yes.
Your pc is not grounded, when you work from battery. To ground it you need connect any metal case to ground contact from you wall socet. (if you dont have 3nd contact pen, you can use neutral).
to test it you can buy cheap wt3121.
You say you connected router to battery.
This can cause problems as interference may be coming from the ISP cable going into your router. Thus, your system is not completely isolated.
https://ibb.co/mFy91R4r
https://ibb.co/C3LD2gKP
In the front panel, its connected Router, Display, Computer and PS5.