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September 24th 06, 11:15 AM
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Grounding metal parts in wooden/composite aircraft
I purchased the RST antenna kit last year (great value) and have a
question relating to grounding all the significant metal parts. I wish to operate an ADF in a wooden/composite aircraft. I note that any wire will do (e.g. tin-plated Cu grounding strap and/or Cu tape). My question is how do you ground all the metal if it's been corrosion-proofed (Alodine, Zinc Chromate + paint or epoxy painted)? Scratch it off and re-paint or leave bare patches during corrosion-proofing. Any suggestions please? Garry O'Leary Horsham, Australia 
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