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![]() wrote in message ... On Nov 27, 8:46 pm, Dave Heil wrote: James Barrett wrote: But somewhere along the line somebody in the ham groups stated that the National Electrical Code states that there shall be one and *only one* grounding point per power drop and the neighborhood code cops and the insurance companies reportedly get stiff about it. the NEC refering only to the household AC wring(soon hopefully to DC circuts at least according to the local electrical inspector our system for RF are another affair all together the inspector also aprooves the use if desired of seperate eletectal ground when service of more than one voltage and/ot freq is ainvolved in my case I have a houshold from the ower company enterance a seprate gorund for my various solar and wind systems 12-48 v DCdepending on the location plus the seperate Ground from my station most inspector in my experence would rather our rf system were not grounded in to the mais ground since they don't uderstand RF at all |
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