Ham Radio Station Grounding. Post #1236.
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To quote "Tinker John" (W5CYF) in this helpful, informative video, "effective and safe grounding is a complex and often controversial subject." The purpose of this easy to understand video is to show some of the ways to safely ground your entire amateur radio station, and thereby, reduce noise and the risk of injury. If you have questions this video can't answer, please consult a professional engineer who will identify your specific needs and recommend ways to make your station safe.
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