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   57r.1283 to The Natural Philosopher   
   Re: USB device crashes Pi4/RasPiOS   
   10 Jan 24 01:34:17   
   
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   On 1/9/24 4:07 AM, The Natural Philosopher wrote:   
   > On 09/01/2024 04:03, 57r.1283 wrote:   
   >> Buy a pack of bubble-gum ... the foil/paper wrapper for   
   >>    each stick can be teased into its component parts. The   
   >>    ultra-thin foil is slightly sticky. Stick it all over the   
   >>    inside of the case (we used to stick 'em to school desks   
   >>    back in the day) by rubbing it on with a bit of hard wood   
   >>    or something of similar characteristics. A pencil worked   
   >>    for the school desks.   
   >>   
   >>    Weave in a fine wire that touches both the ground plane   
   >>    of the Pi and the foil in the case. Doesn't have to be a   
   >>    super-good soldered connection.   
   >>   
   >>    If you use WiFi then maybe leave the upper 1/3rd of the   
   >>    case un-foiled around where the WiFi antenna thingie is.   
   >>    An all-metal case would work for the static, but will   
   >>    block a lot of the WiFi signal.   
   >>   
   >>    This should safely drain-off static charge.   
   >   
   > You can buy adhesive backed copper foil, made for sheilding electric   
   > guitars and similar quite cheaply - and its a cinch to solder to it to   
   > earth it   
      
      
      Yep ... but WHERE ? Never seen it on a shelf in the USA.   
      Is it more common in the UK perhaps ? For what use ?   
      
      However aluminum/SS tape is more readily found in retail   
      locations. Problem is that you can't solder to it. However   
      even a "spring" connection will serve. Conductive paint   
      can be had too, but only from electronics suppliers.   
      
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