... it's not a good idea to "experiment" with your home installation
possible draw-backs ::
• Al+ wires don't like much bending
• when assembling the "outlets" back you must ensure the "safe"/correct placement of wires , no (exessive) stress to contact points , the "safe clearances" (without mecanical tension/stress) in between wires ← is unlikely to cause the short circuit in case of normal grid conditions - but there might be spikes at/after the "power failure" - so you do not want to compromise your safety - while not at home and can't fast react on events _____
other than that -- you must always be aware/know your "potential" relative placement in electrical circuit - it is constantly aware state , constantly aware planning and committing your movements . . . especially with the high voltage
not trying to scare you off the learning . . . just you must "address" everything here . . . at all times
. . .
the moisture and oil conducts ~AC . . .
i have survived my mistakes in the past - some of which might have been lethal
... there was an old radio at my grammas (a real - not the spirit of) when a kid i was exploring it ... but it contained the decades of dust , had probably the dried electrolytic capacitors and perhaps more potential fault points . . . so it burst into the fire at one point , gramma run in and poured water on it to set it off ... ... well we both were instantly in a "pool of ~AC" - somehow i managed to fore me to crawl to the wall-plug and pull it off - otherwise it'd have end up with "two flies in a one stroke" condition . . . muhahahahaa . . . \°o°/ (help,help)
... in India , they tell , the grid maintenance electricians throw out the carbonized cats from the substations , who have crept there for a warm place to sleep ... if you plan a different future ...
my grandpa was a grid maintenance electrician - i'm a long term hobbyist - but even i only touch my hose wiring if it's absolutely unavoidable
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太小了，不小心會被電到的，可以教他們殺豬，以便日後當醫生喔
even if the power is off ...
... it's not a good idea to "experiment" with your home installation
possible draw-backs ::
• Al+ wires don't like much bending
• when assembling the "outlets" back you must ensure the "safe"/correct placement of wires , no (exessive) stress to contact points , the "safe clearances" (without mecanical tension/stress) in between wires ← is unlikely to cause the short circuit in case of normal grid conditions - but there might be spikes at/after the "power failure" - so you do not want to compromise your safety - while not at home and can't fast react on events
_____
other than that -- you must always be aware/know your "potential" relative placement in electrical circuit - it is constantly aware state , constantly aware planning and committing your movements . . . especially with the high voltage
not trying to scare you off the learning . . . just you must "address" everything here . . . at all times
. . .
the moisture and oil conducts ~AC . . .
i have survived my mistakes in the past - some of which might have been lethal
... there was an old radio at my grammas (a real - not the spirit of) when a kid i was exploring it ... but it contained the decades of dust , had probably the dried electrolytic capacitors and perhaps more potential fault points . . . so it burst into the fire at one point , gramma run in and poured water on it to set it off ...
... well we both were instantly in a "pool of ~AC" - somehow i managed to fore me to crawl to the wall-plug and pull it off - otherwise it'd have end up with "two flies in a one stroke" condition . . . muhahahahaa . . . \°o°/ (help,help)
... in India , they tell , the grid maintenance electricians throw out the carbonized cats from the substations , who have crept there for a warm place to sleep ... if you plan a different future ...
my grandpa was a grid maintenance electrician - i'm a long term hobbyist - but even i only touch my hose wiring if it's absolutely unavoidable
get it right - your post is alarming
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