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Also, too: Wifi has inherent galvanic isolation with a wide gap. It isn't strictly necessary, as anyone here obviously knows, but it can be a cost-effective w
by ssl-3 3y ago
Also, too: Wifi has inherent galvanic isolation with a wide gap.
It isn't strictly necessary, as anyone here obviously knows, but it can be a cost-effective way to isolate the [electrical] pokey-bits from the [meat-based] pokey-bits, and to avoid loops when things go wrong.
Wireless has uses beyond just eliminating wires.
- mcbishop 3y ago> it can be a cost-effective way to isolate This never occurred to me, thanks.