Do you still need to use a anti static pad with this?
905134
Yes. Pretty much every object in your house or workplace (aside from a clean room) acts as a capacitor in some form and contains static. Using a pad with the wrist strap will guarantee no static damage to whatever electronic components you're working on.
905135
Yes, this is one part of a complete anti static method. grounded straps and pads should be used.
905136
As long as you're working on a none conductive surface you don't need an anti static pad.
1432400
So long as your speaker is a fairly conventional floor stander, deeper than it is wide, only one pad is needed per speaker. Even if there is some overhang of the speaker, it would be minimal. However, if your speaker is wider than it is deep (e.g., Klipsch Cornwalls), then you might need more than one pad. The dimensions of the pads are given in the ads, though, so you should be able to compare the dimensions with those of your speakers.
201311
You may want a pad just to avoid permanent indentions in your carpet if you move machine. Of course it isn't that hard to move if you decide you need a pad later?
307123
There is no need for a grounded mat, if your tower pulls air from under the case, then a hard surface would be recommended. Not many do, but I do have one that has the power supply on the bottom and pulls air up from underneath the tower. I would consider a surge protector or UPS before a static mat under the tower.
2206590
Hello, i dont really know that. if you bought an adptor I guess you can. The good thing for me about thia was that I dint get any static from the phone when I used it in class
686146
if you are asking how to block out any radio signals, thus keeping only static, a faraday cage would work, or remove the antenna. I had asked the psb-7 if static added would help, the reply was no. this ddevice, just blows my mind,
318464
Yes. I found if there is static it's because you are to far away or I'm using my iPhone or iPad while it's charging. When I unplug or move them away static is gone. Took awhile to figure all the out. Was getting ready yo rerun them. Glad I didnt, I really love them.
1674236
You don't have to but we did. But I just uses a grounded outlet for the pad under my feet by the computer.
2112733
You probably don't need it. But when the device has it's own ground wire, I imagine it will filter any induced or static charge the antenna may pick up.
1001651
No. Isolate it pads are very soft and designed for objects with a FLAT surface such as the bottom panels of subwoofers/speakers. The stabilizing feet on the bottom of a monitor are smaller than the isolate it pad, and would bore a hole through the pad. I think it would make the monitor more unstable.
1388173
Nope...works fine for me,,,I do have it on office floor carpeting...no static
204496
No. There is just a backing that in "the old days" would have been asbestos. I don't need an additional pad is needed.
1687075
No, just use the pad directly on the iPad surface, as indicated in the image!
1695261
It can be used and it works but it does pick up static. I brought and used it for a week and then stop using it because I did not like the static. I would recommend trying another. If don't mind some static then is shall be fine.
1344980
No pad necessary. the only thing to be careful of when stacking boards is that the nose of the top one is not pressing into the board below it. make sure the boards are deck-side down, fins up.
531241
Its already anti static and safe for electronics. I dont thing you need to ground the pad. Just keep your wrist strap on amd you will be fine. An alligator clip will likely cut up and ruin the surface of the pad.
746963
I'm not sure about it being used as an anti-static. I know that I'm certainly not impressed with it as a wrinkle remover.