For best protection from electrical shock, what should be grounded in an amateur station?

If a separate ground system is not possible for your amateur station, an alternative indoor grounding point could be:

To protect you against electrical shock, the chassis of each piece of your station equipment should be connected to:

Which of these materials is best for a ground rod driven into the earth?

Where should the green wire in a threewire AC line cord be connected in a power supply?

If your third-floor amateur station has a ground wire running 10.05 metres (33 feet) down to a ground rod, why might you get an RF burn if you touch the front panel of your HF transceiver?

What is one good way to avoid stray RF energy in your amateur station?

Which statement about station grounding is true?

On mains operated power supplies, the ground wire should be connected to the metal chassis of the power supply. This ensures, in case there is a fault in the power supply, that the chassis:

The purpose of using a three- wire power cord and plug on amateur radio equipment is to: