Re: [TCML] two earths on my NST?

[Tor Paulin <tor.paulin@xxxxxxxxx>]

Ryckmans, Thomas wrote:
>  
> Hello,
>
> My NST (see image 4 here :
> http://www.pupman.com/current/tryckmans/index.html) seems to have two
> earths; one marqued "e" and the other with the usual "T"-like symbol. 
> What is the difference, which one should I use to connect to the RF
> ground?
>
> Many thanks
>
> Thomas
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Hi, Thomas!
I also have two "earths" on my NST:s. The e-terminal is for earth 
protection circuit, but I just left it unconnected and used the other 
earth terminal. It's a bit more safe to use earth protection circuit and 
obligatory in Europe in all NST installations, but I couldn't figure out 
the earth protection circuit. On my TC I used 4 NST:s connected in 
serial and parallel configuration to give out around 8kV @ 100mA (each 
is 4kV @ 50mA).

Greetings from Finland, Thor Paulin
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