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Hi Jim -

We are running out of tabs on B&C's 48 and 24 forest of tabs. Is is OK to  
join a couple of grounds like those from the trim system and then run a  
single line up to the ground?

Thanks.

John


On Wed, 26 Jan 2005 10:03:59 -0500, Jim Cameron <toucan@78055.com> wrote:

>     After doing all the wiring in three Lancairs, I can't emphasize  
> enough how important it is to bring everything -- everything - to a  
> single point ground.  This will make all the difference in the amount of  
> noise you get in radio transmission and reception.  Check out Bob  
> Nuckolls' aeroelectrics web site, and check B&C for their "forest of  
> tabs" grounding bus.