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YES ABSOLULTELY that is why those studs are there. run a ground strap from the studs on the radio and antenna tuner, and anything else in the shack to your ground bus. This includes the ground stud on your power supply, and computer case. If you are like me, I even had an audio amplifier and mixer, which i all grounded like that. it eliminates a lot of noise and problems.
On Nov 26, 2013, at 1:21 PM, Mike Ryan <[log in to unmask]> wrote:
> Hi all:
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> This week I'm having perminant electrical service installed in our cottage
> and proper grounding for sat/cbl services is being taken into account,
> along with my station, to be grounded in the electrical pannel.
> Will I still require the use of either the drounding studs on the back of
> my rig or ATU?
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> TNX 73:
> Michael DE VO1AX
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