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Hi, I did some searches on google for grounding, but all the
information I have found talks about grounding antennas and such against lightning strikes. But the grounding I am interested in researching is the type of ground I would use on my HF radio, power supply, and antenna tuner. I haven't grounded anything yet, but I would like to. I seem to have a hazy recollection of reading somewhere that I should use copper braid and connect it to the house ground. But during my search I found this image (which basically sums up the article it came from ) http://www.qsl.net/n5nj/kuby/image16.gif Does it really matter if my equipment is ground to the house ground or should it really be connected to its own external ground? And if/when I ground to guard against lightning strikes, would I use that same external ground or go with yet another external ground? I'm still doing my research, but figured it couldn't hurt to ask. Thanks! Jim |
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