On the wiki, it says that we can ground our wires to the frame which will go back to the stator thanks to the conductivity of the metal frame. Is there any advantage to grounding the wires directly back to the stator ground? I know I know, there’s twice the amount of wire. That doesn’t really bother me as much as having a ground issue. Any disadvantages to this technique besides having twice the wire?
Grounding wires
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| Subject | Written By | Posted |
|---|---|---|
| Grounding wiresTopic by: Drake Abrahamsson | Drake Abrahamsson | 10/23/19 07:38PM |
| Re: Grounding wiresRe: Mike Boyd | Mike Boyd | 10/23/19 07:41PM |
| Re: Grounding wiresRe: Drake Abrahamsson | Drake Abrahamsson | 10/23/19 07:55PM |
| Re: Grounding wiresRe: Mike Boyd | Mike Boyd | 10/23/19 08:26PM |
| Re: Grounding wiresRe: Drake Abrahamsson | Drake Abrahamsson | 10/24/19 08:57PM |
| Re: Grounding wiresRe: Rebel Moby | Rebel Moby | 10/24/19 10:34AM |
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