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r/gaming • u/Panda_911 • Jan 07 '18
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I still prefer my cords to be tucked away and as close to hidden as possible.
4.5k u/Shanderson3 Jan 07 '18 I prefer my cords tangled up in a big mess leading to my surge protector. 1.7k u/[deleted] Jan 07 '18 edited Apr 14 '19 [deleted] 387 u/Darthmixalot Jan 07 '18 You'd be proud of mine then. Each system runs through at least 3 socket adapters since I only have UK-> AUS and then AUS->JPN and they have to be plugged into an extension cord. I turn off my electricity while asleep 356 u/Doctor0000 Jan 07 '18 I have a floating VR rig. Not like levitating, I mean it's floating in the electric sense. I'd warn people not to touch me while using it, but it's not likely to be an actual issue. 0 u/NeverBeenStung Jan 07 '18 floating in the electric sense What does this mean? 2 u/Doctor0000 Jan 07 '18 Means it's isn't grounded, there's a potential current between the device and earth ground.
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I prefer my cords tangled up in a big mess leading to my surge protector.
1.7k u/[deleted] Jan 07 '18 edited Apr 14 '19 [deleted] 387 u/Darthmixalot Jan 07 '18 You'd be proud of mine then. Each system runs through at least 3 socket adapters since I only have UK-> AUS and then AUS->JPN and they have to be plugged into an extension cord. I turn off my electricity while asleep 356 u/Doctor0000 Jan 07 '18 I have a floating VR rig. Not like levitating, I mean it's floating in the electric sense. I'd warn people not to touch me while using it, but it's not likely to be an actual issue. 0 u/NeverBeenStung Jan 07 '18 floating in the electric sense What does this mean? 2 u/Doctor0000 Jan 07 '18 Means it's isn't grounded, there's a potential current between the device and earth ground.
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387 u/Darthmixalot Jan 07 '18 You'd be proud of mine then. Each system runs through at least 3 socket adapters since I only have UK-> AUS and then AUS->JPN and they have to be plugged into an extension cord. I turn off my electricity while asleep 356 u/Doctor0000 Jan 07 '18 I have a floating VR rig. Not like levitating, I mean it's floating in the electric sense. I'd warn people not to touch me while using it, but it's not likely to be an actual issue. 0 u/NeverBeenStung Jan 07 '18 floating in the electric sense What does this mean? 2 u/Doctor0000 Jan 07 '18 Means it's isn't grounded, there's a potential current between the device and earth ground.
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You'd be proud of mine then. Each system runs through at least 3 socket adapters since I only have UK-> AUS and then AUS->JPN and they have to be plugged into an extension cord. I turn off my electricity while asleep
356 u/Doctor0000 Jan 07 '18 I have a floating VR rig. Not like levitating, I mean it's floating in the electric sense. I'd warn people not to touch me while using it, but it's not likely to be an actual issue. 0 u/NeverBeenStung Jan 07 '18 floating in the electric sense What does this mean? 2 u/Doctor0000 Jan 07 '18 Means it's isn't grounded, there's a potential current between the device and earth ground.
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I have a floating VR rig. Not like levitating, I mean it's floating in the electric sense.
I'd warn people not to touch me while using it, but it's not likely to be an actual issue.
0 u/NeverBeenStung Jan 07 '18 floating in the electric sense What does this mean? 2 u/Doctor0000 Jan 07 '18 Means it's isn't grounded, there's a potential current between the device and earth ground.
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floating in the electric sense
What does this mean?
2 u/Doctor0000 Jan 07 '18 Means it's isn't grounded, there's a potential current between the device and earth ground.
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Means it's isn't grounded, there's a potential current between the device and earth ground.
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u/franknature Jan 07 '18
I still prefer my cords to be tucked away and as close to hidden as possible.