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Old 08-22-2004, 05:53 PM
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their voltage stableizers from magmarc.com i think i might want to get some but i would like to see if they work first?
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They just shield and "filter" your wires as electricity flows through them. I don't think they are necessary, but if you're glitching, that may be something to try.
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I have heard that they resist changes in current, thus affecting punch, can anybody confirm or dis-prove this?
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Originally posted by X2
I have heard that they resist changes in current, thus affecting punch, can anybody confirm or dis-prove this?
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They work as surge protectors in many household electronics... Check out a playstaions leads for a few examples...
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ohhhh okay i never noticed that their the same as on my ps2 i have a extra controller i might just have to steal it for my tc3
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Old 08-23-2004, 09:59 AM
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I use them, but honestly can't say I notice anything. From what I understand, they're like a filter taking out noise and keep the flow of electric running more consistently. I had them oon my car this weekend and it glitched, so I can't say it helped that.
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I don't have any glitching problem, but I use it to manage wires layout.
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Originally posted by Dragonfire
They work as surge protectors in many household electronics... Check out a playstaions leads for a few examples...
They aren't surge protectors, they act as noise filters.
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Old 08-25-2004, 04:56 PM
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they smothen the flow of current ''i think'' because there on my diskman power adapter if they do anything il use em on my x ray
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you can only but try.....but if you don't have any glitching or anything why use them? they only add more weight.
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