| Subject: | Unbalanced ground |
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| From: | "Max" oatcruncher |
| Date: | Sat May 4, 2013 4:09 am ((PDT)) |
Hi all While searching something on the net I came across something that puzzled m= e. I read a suggestion that the ground connection in an unbalanced cable, s= hould only be connected at one end?? Comments please. While on the subject (which I am at the moment, due to making up a Y split = cable for my new AT-8022), is one of the normal coloured connection leads s= ufficient to carry the ground connection, or should the screening always be= used please? I should say here that I had one hell of a job getting cable = to connect to the five pin connector on the AT-8022! I ended up buying some= non flexible 6 core plus shield, which I'll bind to star quad. What I thou= ght would be a reasonably simple job, certainly isn't! Cheers Max |
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