RE: VPI Static

Posted by thegage (A) on January 19, 2017 at 09:16:46

In Reply to: VPI Static posted by JerryS on January 19, 2017 at 07:26:42:

I use a similar solution, with a ground lug under the spindle bolt, and run the wire to the ground lug on the junction box. Not sure it makes any difference where it goes.

BTW, since you have the Phoenix PSU components, I'd suggest you get an HRX pulley for your motor. This would allow you to run 2 or 3 belts for better power transfer to the platter, which should improve transients and other aspects.

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Topic - VPI Static - JerryS 07:26:42 01/19/17 (8)

RE: VPI Static - thegage 09:16:46 01/19/17 (1)

RE: VPI Static - bill_stevenson@bellsouth.net 11:13:47 01/22/17 (0)

RE: VPI Static - rrob 08:26:28 01/19/17 (4)

All I use is a basin of water. The evaporation is plenty enough to stop static. - 3+4=5 10:36:26 01/19/17 (3)

RE: All I use is a basin of water. - texana 17:06:59 01/19/17 (2)

True! Suggest move your TT into the bathroom! nt - 3+4=5 08:59:51 01/22/17 (0)

Yup!... - kootenay 17:25:46 01/19/17 (0)

RE: VPI Static - miner42 08:14:12 01/19/17 (0)

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RE: VPI Static - thegage 09:16:46 01/19/17 (1)

RE: VPI Static - bill_stevenson@bellsouth.net 11:13:47 01/22/17 (0)

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