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On Sun, 13 Jan 2008 08:30:28 -0800 (PST), Telstar Electronics
wrote: On Jan 13, 10:18*am, Vinnie S. wrote: The componets are sitting on bubblewrap. That was the point. Assuming that that is not ESB bubblewrap and can actually hold a charge, where do you think the path is going to? Huh? Like I said... the components are under the grounded metal shield. The metal shield is sitting on the bubble wrap. You need to look at the photo more closely... or get a new prescription for your glasses! You really are something... lol You didn't answer the question. Is that ESD bubblewrap? 2 problems I see: 1. If it's ESD bubblewrap, then it's conductive. Which means it can't be in there permanently. 2. If it's not ESD bubblewrap, then you introduce the possibility of ESD, especially in cold and very dry climates. Being that that is a mobile rig, the problem of static is worse because you always can discharge yourself as you get in or out of the car. If you ever go to a gas station, you see signs about that. As far as the picture, all it shows is that an antenna is connects. Nothing else. But that is all I was getting at. You are one paranoid fool. Vinnie S. |
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