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Easiest way to ground a computer?
The electrical wiring in my house is not grounded, although all the outlets
are three prong. I have a lot of equipment like air conditioners, fax machines, printers, computers, routers, etc. What would be the easiest way to ground one or two of my outlets? Can I string a wire over the grounding prong on the surge protector plug and then run the wire out of my windows to the ground and then impale the ground with a coat hanger attached to the wire? Or can I just wrap the wire around the painted radiator pipe which runs to the upstairs tenant's radiator? This is close to the outlets. Thanks! |
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