I'm going to be building a system in an acrylic case soon, and I was wondering if anyone knew of any static or grounding issues I should be careful of (more than normal, that is).
I know that the components will be grounded once they're plugged into the power supply, but I'm used to being able to grab the case to ground myself when working inside a system, and without that available I was wondering what the most effective alternative was (i.e. where should I connect a wrist strap thingy)?
I've also heard that systems in acrylic much more susceptible to electromagnetic interference from nearby radio transmitters and such. Is the effect enough that I should worry?
I've never caused static damage to any of the hundreds of systems I've built, but this is my first with a non-conductive case. And I'm just a bit paranoid considering it's the prime time of year for static build-up.
I know that the components will be grounded once they're plugged into the power supply, but I'm used to being able to grab the case to ground myself when working inside a system, and without that available I was wondering what the most effective alternative was (i.e. where should I connect a wrist strap thingy)?
I've also heard that systems in acrylic much more susceptible to electromagnetic interference from nearby radio transmitters and such. Is the effect enough that I should worry?
I've never caused static damage to any of the hundreds of systems I've built, but this is my first with a non-conductive case. And I'm just a bit paranoid considering it's the prime time of year for static build-up.