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Electrically Nuetral
This is probably a really stupid question but, We are mounting our Jags and PD Board (electronics held on by plastic screws and or zip ties) on 1/8plastic which is then riveted onto aluminum plates. This would pass the rule that electronics must be mounted on an electrically neutral board
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