One nice thing about the new 4 ports in the enclosure, they use the 
metal standoffs we are suposed to be using, so it's grounded like you 
said in various spots on the board.



John Valenti wrote:
> Tom,
> 
> One thing I did when I was building StarOS radios was use one  
> mounting screw per board. Partly I was doing that because I thought  
> the board should be grounded to the case, but it also would have  
> helped if the glue failed on the plastic standoffs.
> 
> Also, I'm not sure what the bad effects would be if the glue failed.  
> The standoffs would prevent the board from shorting out on the  
> bottom, enough other components would prevent it from shorting on the  
> top (probably).  The stiff ethernet cable would sort of keep it in  
> position.  (in a DCE anyway, maybe a Rootenna would provide too much  
> wiggle room)
> 
> But I didn't build enough of them, or have them in service long  
> enough to draw any conclusions. Or rather, I came to the conclusion  
> that I hated u.FL connectors; and assembled Lucaya M1208 radios were  
> way better!
> 
> 
> On February 17, at 6:24 PM February 17, Tom DeReggi wrote:
> 
>> Well, I guess an alternative is that if Plastic cases are used,  
>> there wouldn't be much risk if the standoffs fell off. Next trip  
>> up, just bring new standoffs and restick.
>>
>> Tom DeReggi
>> RapidDSL & Wireless, Inc
> 
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