Slim RF Board Ground Point?

HoggFace

VIP Member
Aug 8, 2012
727
48
Bristol UK
you can use any area that has no traces around it.

hold it up the a light and you will see the traces clearly.
 

ppkpatrick

VIP Member
Dec 16, 2010
313
33
Ireland
If it's only a ground you're looking for you can solder to any ground pin,point,etc.
See attachment.
 

Dicko316

VIP Member
Dec 13, 2010
794
68
North East/UK
Somewhere on the larger green parts are grounds (Inside the orange lines for example), I advise you also double check with a multi meter.

I reccomend one of the two placements shown in the picture below. I normally use the top left example on my installs.

View attachment 12321
 
  • Like
Reactions: Justice1231

BL4K3Y

VIP Member
Top Poster Of Month
Jul 7, 2010
13,686
118
Colne, Lancashire (UK)
You could have saved yourself a lot of hassle and just done a continuity test with a multimeter.

All you had to do (with the RF board connected) was touch some copper around the edge of the board or where the screws go with one probe and touch each of the pins on the RF board with the other probe to find out which was ground.
 
Last edited:

Steel City Mods

VIP Member
May 30, 2012
527
0
USA
You could have saved yourself a lot of hassle and just done a continuity test with a multimeter.

All you had to do (with the RF board connected) was touch some copper around the edge of the board or where the screws go with one probe and touch each of the pins on the RF board to find out which was ground.
And im pretty sure theres a thread in the case modding section that covered this. :smile: