Homeplug networking and sockets

Does anyone have any experience of homeplug networking and changing the
electrical sockets? Wife wants to change from standard white plastic sockets
to brass, flush screwless sockets. Apparently the fronts of these fix on to
the back magnetically and I wondered if this might affect the electrical
signal in any way?

Andy

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Andy Pandy

In MsgID<45b34eea$0$8722$(E-Mail Removed)> on Sun, 21
Jan 2007 11:30:56 -0000, in uk.comp.home-networking, 'Andy Pandy' wrote:

>Does anyone have any experience of homeplug networking and changing the
>electrical sockets? Wife wants to change from standard white plastic sockets
>to brass, flush screwless sockets. Apparently the fronts of these fix on to
>the back magnetically and I wondered if this might affect the electrical
>signal in any way?

I'm having trouble picturing how those fixings work (given that they'd
have to be reasonably child-secure) but I can happily say that unless a
magnetic field is moving (changing over time) it will have no effect on
signals (or any other sort of voltage/current) carried over a wire. So at
first glance I reckon it'll make no difference at all.

Dave J.
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"Andy Pandy" <(E-Mail Removed)> wrote in message
news:45b34eea$0$8722$(E-Mail Removed)...
> Does anyone have any experience of homeplug networking and changing the
> electrical sockets? Wife wants to change from standard white plastic
> sockets to brass, flush screwless sockets. Apparently the fronts of these
> fix on to the back magnetically and I wondered if this might affect the
> electrical signal in any way?
>
If you get the flush-fronted brass sockets throughout the house you can't
afford the homeplug equipment (or a computer, or anything else).

Chris R