Yep, that's one of the things I was going to get around to addressing
but never did because the only thing I noticed was a slight noise in the
speakers when transmitting and it wasn't a real annoyance. As far as the
suggested reading, I'm somewhat more confused now because one author
doesn't re
After reading this the first thing that came to mind is the Flex-1500 audio out
into your computer's sound card's audio input would create a ground loop unless
the audio connection was isolated with a transformer. Ground loops induce
currents to flow.
Too much grounding can be a bad thing. Sea
On Sat, Dec 29, 2012 at 3:20 PM, Michael Tondee wrote:
> ...following the recent post on RF ingress and RF grounding...
For a lot of excellent info on common mode currents, station grounding,
lightning protection, and RF in the shack, check out:
http://w8ji.com/ground_systems.htm
If y
Th may be a tad OT but I hope y'all will indulge me just a bit. I have
been following the recent post on RF ingress and RF grounding with great
interest. I never had any real problems before with my old 1500 and my
kit built 50 watt amp. I had everything grounded to a central point with
braid a
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