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Bob Wilson wrote:
Yet another ground to contend with is whatever may come with a cable TV connection. (Sorry for my ignorance, I am not sure how to translate for the other side of the Atlantic! In the US we typically have a 75 ohm coax coming in for this purpose.) At another residence I had about 3 volts between that ground and the ground for AC power. A modern cable TV demarcation point has galvanic isolation. With a TV there usually is no problem because it usually has galvanic isolation in its input circuit as well (some ferrite bead transformer between the input and the tuner). For radio tuners that may be different. |
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