| rv1890 |
| If im building a crossover for my loudspeakers is it ok to mount the components on a double sided copper clad board??. The components are a couple caps, resistors, and steel and air inductors. Does the copper clad board present a problem of any sort??.....Also, since im using a common ground point, is it ok to mount a small nut and bolt in the middle of the copper clad board and ground all the components there??. Does that present a problem??... Thanks guys.........if you have any advise on other good boards to use then please let me know. Are there any advantages to using different kinds of boards??. thanks |
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| pinkmouse |
| I wouldn't worry about copper clad board. I either glue the components to a small piece of thin MDF or ply, or used perfboard, PCB substrate drilled with rows of holes, but no copper. |
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| rv1890 |
| so thats a yes??....its ok to use it and mount the grounds on the bolt at the central location? |
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| pinkmouse |
| Well, if you really want to, yes. But there are cheaper methods. Are you going to etch the PCB, or use it as a ground plane. Either way, you don't really need double sided. |
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