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ARRL :: Technical :: Grounding and Bonding for the Radio Amateur 2nd Edition

2022-01

AC safety : Protect against shock hazards from ac-powered equipment by providing a safe path for current when a fault in wiring or insulation occurs.



: Protect against shock hazards from ac-powered equipment by providing a safe path for current when a fault in wiring or insulation occurs. Lightning protection : Keep all equipment at the same voltage during transients from lightning, and dissipate the lightning’s charge in the Earth, away from equipment.



: Keep all equipment at the same voltage during transients from lightning, and dissipate the lightning’s charge in the Earth, away from equipment. RF management: Prevent unwanted RF currents and voltages (also known as RF interference or RFI) from disrupting the normal functions of equipment.

.. Build your ham radio station with effective grounding and bonding techniques:

Grounding and Bonding for the Radio Amateur shows you how to make sure your station follows current standards for lightning protection and communication systems. You’ll learn effective grounding and bonding techniques for home stations (including condos and apartments), portable and mobile stations, towers, and outdoor antennas.
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