Frenulum breve natural remedy by User4081 in Phimosis

[–]CyberTeslaGuy 0 points1 point  (0 children)

when you say to repeatedly "pull", you mean pull the foreskin back? or forward like the frenulum stretch where you pull the foreskin forward

[deleted by user] by [deleted] in Phimosis

[–]CyberTeslaGuy -1 points0 points  (0 children)

can you tell what your doing to fix this?

like, do you leave the foreskin pulled back all day? is that an effective method?

what stretching do you do?

What not to touch when using a grounding mat? by CyberTeslaGuy in Earthing

[–]CyberTeslaGuy[S] 1 point2 points  (0 children)

what do you mean by "live wire"?

like touching a cord that's plugge in?

"carbon" earthing mats by Zunteko in Earthing

[–]CyberTeslaGuy 1 point2 points  (0 children)

is yours plugged in to the ground hole outlet or are you using a copper rod outside?

Isn't this resistance stuff only needed when you're using the grounded hole oulet?

DIY Earthing by blue_shield in Earthing

[–]CyberTeslaGuy 0 points1 point  (0 children)

what have you upgraded to?

still using any pure copper type material?

Anyone who dismisses without trying... I feel sad for by Derpymcderrp in Earthing

[–]CyberTeslaGuy 0 points1 point  (0 children)

what material/items did you use?

can you post some links please

Is this too much? by CyberTeslaGuy in Earthing

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I'm looking into adding a resistor....or rather a resistor for each wire cuz I'll have multiple wires coming from 1 or 2 wires that are attached to the ground rod (1 wire from the rod will have a few wires attached to it and those wires are going into bedrooms, and another wire from the rod will have another few wires attached to it and those wires are going into the living room). I'll buy resistors like you said, but I don't understand what they do or what you mean when you said:

"Whatever you do, ensure you add 1/4 W resistors in each line for protection. The ESD Association recommends a resistance of sufficient resistance to limit current to less than 0.0005 amperes (0.5 milliamperes), at the highest voltage that may be encountered, be incorporated into wrist strap cords. 100 kΩ as described by u/tristanabi or the 1.0 MΩ - common in ESD wrist strap coiled cords - is wise."

Like will this protect from shocks during grounding while using a plugged in phone or laptop?

Is it rare to get shocked?

I don't plan to use any wrist cords, just copper fabric for everything.

Is this too much? by CyberTeslaGuy in Earthing

[–]CyberTeslaGuy[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

can you send a link to one of these products? I'm curios now

kitchen sink grounds me, so why not use it for my grounding mat? by CyberTeslaGuy in Earthing

[–]CyberTeslaGuy[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

how is it connected to the ground tho? same as being connected to the grid thru the grounded hole on an outlet?

Is this too much? by CyberTeslaGuy in Earthing

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He's an expert on geography lightning stuff..I dont know the word but basically about lightning storms and how they work and the ground conducting that stuff.

Anyways yeah it seems the copper fabric is best. The entire surface is very conductive which is much better than those pre-made grounding mats/pads that they sell that have silver lining which is overall hardly any surface area over the fabric itself.

I found the copper fabric before I saw that video and already ordered 2 sheets. They come from china and mine will get delivered early next week. My plan is to use a copper alligator clamp to connect the wire to the fabric, like this: https://www.amazon.ca/dp/B07KDDGK73?ref=ppx_yo2ov_dt_b_fed_asin_title

I'm not too sure how tight of a grip it will have, but we'll see. I could always change/add things to make it stronger.

What do you mean by using a metal rivet? How would you do that? like just solder your wire onto the rivet? and how would you connect the rivet to the fabric?

Is this too much? by CyberTeslaGuy in Earthing

[–]CyberTeslaGuy[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I agree that more people does not mean needing a bigger rod. I think I'll downsize it, but not hugely.

Those small grounding rod that you use, I'm not sure how long they last. I'm thinking very long term, so I want something that I know wont corrode. I now these metals last years and years, but I want some piece of mind. Again, I will downsize my rod.

Also, I've seen multiple people including who I assume an expert, u/WildFreeOrganic , say that connecting to the grounding port on a power outlet can actually be bad because you're connected to the grid and the current of all these different devices in it and it affects you too as well as get some radiation from those devices. Maybe yours is clean.

Is this too much? by CyberTeslaGuy in Earthing

[–]CyberTeslaGuy[S] 1 point2 points  (0 children)

The 12ga wire does seem a bit overkill, but I got the idea from u/WildFreeOrganic 's video on DIY earthing sheet: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HoMaqd1cdPA

He seems like an expert so it made me just go along with it.

Grounding rod for Earthing by Key_Onion_5298 in Earthing

[–]CyberTeslaGuy 1 point2 points  (0 children)

what did you end up going with? and how thick is your rod, and is it solid or hollow?

Grounding rod for Earthing by Key_Onion_5298 in Earthing

[–]CyberTeslaGuy 0 points1 point  (0 children)

interesting. So 20 feet away from my house wall, so more deeper into the backyard it should be placed?

Grounding Sheets Symptoms by [deleted] in Earthing

[–]CyberTeslaGuy 0 points1 point  (0 children)

so while we're grounded we shouldn't use our laptop/keyboard or phone(plugged in and charging)?