> RichD hath wroth:
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> > It's not even shielded. To be truly effective, the outlet cover
> > should be metal, or perferably spent uranium so as to also reduce the
> > effects of cosmic ray spikes on the power line, which can be heard as
> > pops and clicks.
>
> You need a layer of pure copper to supress EMI fields.
Only if they're pure EMI fields.
Also uranium is to stiff and causes resonances so you need a layer of
> visco-elastomeric material
That works best on soft EMI fields. For hard fields hard copper is better. For John Fields, use Neon-555. It's really dense, but versatile.
> It also should be thermally insulated to insure that
> > there's no temperature differential between dissimilar conductive
> > metals, where the voltage differential might produce some unwanted
> > power line noise.
>
> No, it should have super-fluid He to get rid of the difference in
> temperature.
Solid He would work too.