So i just folded a big sheet of aluminium foil into a wristband shape and tied it tight to my wrist with some bread package wire, then shoved an automotive test-light through it and clamped the other end to a screw that's partially connected to my PSU and case (Ie: Screwed in half-way to leave room for the alligator clip to latch on)
The PSU cable is plugged in to an active power strip but the PSU itself is in the O position.
Does this function as an antistatic device? I'd love the green-light to start putting my stuff together. I am sitting on carpet (can't avoid it) with the computer itself on the little tile i do have near the fireplace, just enough room for the case and a few components and nothing else.
The PSU cable is plugged in to an active power strip but the PSU itself is in the O position.
Does this function as an antistatic device? I'd love the green-light to start putting my stuff together. I am sitting on carpet (can't avoid it) with the computer itself on the little tile i do have near the fireplace, just enough room for the case and a few components and nothing else.
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