Hi, N1RN here a ham of 40 year (Amateur Extra for the past 25).

Your RF ground usually would be well advised to be grounded to your house wiring ground. Obviously if you don't have a house ground, you can do that.

If you're using modern equipment you're probably not going to have any issue not having a house safety ground. The house wiring ends at your rig's power supply and it's DC after that.

If you wanted to, you could use your RF ground (almost certainly it is better than nothing) for grounding the power line side of your gear.

Thanks N1RN for the reply. Yes I will have all my equipment , including the regulated power supply, grounded to a common plate. I just wanted to make sure I wasn't causing a problem since the house current is not grounded. You answered that and I appreciate it. Thanks again and 73's.
Dave