I am also thinking about what you made, I am not sure what the hell is going on electromagnetically, it would probobly work better if you terminated the metal bit on the chassis, but its complicated because of the coaxialish helical antenna ground loop thing that would be formed. Their solutions just meant to go to a junction box not between the junction box and the thing being powered.
i kind of wonder if your way of doing things may result in a some bizzare peaks or resonances, because its not a true double shield.
it is confusing because there is already a shield on the IEC cable right, so your running a shield through a partial shield? i confused myself and I don't want to work on this on saturday to be frank
and it can also be more confusing depending on how your grounds are arranged, like do you terminate the shield of the conduit/armoreed cable to the ground wire, or do you use separate ground wires (to absolutely minimize the number of interconnects and failure points and minimum possible saftey impedance) going to the electrical ground?
like does the ground wire from the 3rd prong on that cable, go to a twist nut that connects the junction box, or does it go strait through to the panel per each outlet? I believe that going strait to the panel is preferred for safety but not a requirement, but I don't know the electrical code where you are).
Home wiring drives me fucking insane, I am waiting to bite the bullet and rewire the whole fucking house, but I don't know what I should do really. Right now I got a mess.
I need to layout different options and compare them and perform some measurements on the stuff I got now, I believe now I routed 2 seperate cables going to the box, for 2 outlets, but for some rason i get a 50 volt ghost reading if i plug in a multimeter between the two outlets, and i can get zapped from equipment connected to different outlets if i touch the ground, idk if its the GFIC or a ground loop or what, the amount of work required to tear apart the wall, repaint, run the wire, do the sheetrock, etc is too much
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I tried to star wire it as much as possible when I did the electrical for this room, but i got that bizzare fucking problem that needs investigation. I am dreading it.
i suspect that if you look at home wiring requirements from a low noise rf prospective you will not be happy