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Re: Field Static Solutions
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Originally Posted by GBIT View Post
But i agree with rob a grounding strap on the trailer would be ideal....
For a drag chain or grounding strap to discharge a static charge on a robot it would need to contact a conductive surface. Regolith is nonconductive. Please tell me how this will help.
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