The most shot-put components - a few words about noise filters and RIFA capacitors

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With TN-C you don't give a differential because there is no way. I was referring to a working TN-S installation - indeed I should have written that.

You think about TNS, write about TNC and claim that there is no ppor protection in TNC. Interesting.

I'm letting go of any further discussion because it goes in the direction of writing for the sake of writing and not getting anywhere together.
You are interrogating me here as if I were a police officer and you think what? That I'm going to explain every mistake, everything? Someone has got something wrong here! It's a waste of energy. You have to set firm limits.

filipcichowskidev wrote:

Hard boundaries need to be set.

You are right, it does need to. You describe your grievances and wishes in the technical forum, your posts are not substantively correct, more experienced forum members write and suggest to you how it is and how it should be, you argue with them considering your often erroneous "view of me" as more "yours", and finally, with a nod, you shoot a furor, in the Elektroda forum. Echhh, no one is your enemy here, it's just that you unfortunately can't take constructive criticism.
Keep warm and less nerve on a daily basis

It's worth knowing that it's the capacitors that can mess around.
It's interesting that you can still buy these, so can Wima MP3s (I almost ordered one recently) sometimes the prices reach absurd, which is a bit strange.

Regards,
A.

filipcichowskidev wrote:

That I am going to explain myself from every mistake, from everything? Someone has got something wrong here!

T no confusion. Your knowledge .

filipcichowskidev wrote:

I will forego any further discussion, because it goes in the direction of writing for the sake of writing and not reaching a common goal.

For my part, I would like to thank you very much for raising this topic, it was worthwhile to remind myself and to put my knowledge in order.

However, I do not like the current attack on the author - the forum is there to raise topics, also to "talk" and not just "make a lecture". With this approach, the forum will quickly die because no one will post anything new, fearing confrontation and simply - hejt. Not everyone has to be an expert!

I may be wrong, but if I may, I will state my opinion.
The topic originally set up by the author (because he later changed the content of the first post) was precisely in the form of a "lecture" and not a keynote. The author even (at least that is how I perceived the tone of the statement) reprimanded manufacturers for using perishable components (even though the thread was about a device that was already several years old), which triggered a discussion about the lack of physical possibility for a manufacturer of components to assess their durability at the time of production. Then a dispute arose arising from the Author's misunderstanding of the idea of an installation with zero protection, the dispute contributed to a further exposure of the Author's ignorance on a subject on which he wanted to have the final say all the time. And this (let me remind you - this is only my opinion) was not in harmony with the forum as such. The forum has certain guidelines and rules - and they are detailed in the Forum Rules, and unfortunately, the level of knowledge presented by the Author was not compatible with tolerating such a tone of speech. Yes - the issue raised in the topic is interesting, but the way it was presented and further development of the topic by the Author is not necessarily so.

Informatively, I moved this from the Beginners section to Articles, finding it an interesting topic for discussion.

I get the impression that no one has understood the idea of the topic of this thread.

One faulty capacitor and so much damage done (note that this is just my opinion).