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Re: Amateurradiokits Chassis and Grounding

 

The easyest way is to get a small conical shape grinding stone
and drilling a hole to mount a bolt to hold grounding connection
and grind around the drilled hole lightly to remove the paint


On Wed, Jun 12, 2019 at 7:37 PM Mike Yancey <mikeyancey@...> wrote:

I'd gotten the parts, but hadn't done this (YET!) but: I highly recommend it - I felt some tingly RF on a screw head on my mic and a couple of other points.
I used a two-battery power mechanism: 1 battery for the radio, 1 'stacked' (electrically) for 24-V on the PA. And at about 24-26 Watts, you can get a tingle!

Mike Yancey, KM5Z
Dallas, Texas, USA


On Tue, Jun 11, 2019 at 10:54 AM, Ravi Miranda wrote:


Was just reading this:


Hope this helps?

Ravi/M0RVI
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