Re: [DML] Re: Inadequate DeLorean Grounding Identified (Big Red Circle)

[Stephen Rice <stevedmc@xxxxxxxxx>]

This reminds me of old BNC computer networks.  Back then the whole
network was dependent on one wire.  If a break in the wire occured it
could render the entire network useless.  Then Cat5 ethernet
connections came along.  You could cut the wire to any single
workstation and the rest of the computers could still connect to the
computer.

I have no idea if single point grounding is still in use but it would
make sense to abandon it for a better technology just as they did with
BNC networks when everyone switched to ethernet.

-Steve Rice
#16510


On Mon, Jul 2, 2012 at 8:50 AM, jtrealtywebspannet
<jtrealty@xxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote:
> Or you can just make sure the connection is clean and tight. This is called "Single point Grounding" and is rather common.


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