This is not really advisable, as the outside of an anti-static bag is NOT actually anti-static!
You would actually be better off placing it on a piece of cardboard, or buying one of these fairly cheap so called 'cases' which are basically two pieces of 'perspex' held apart with some spacing screws.
There is probably a bit more to it than that, but you get the idea!
Thanks for the information. Then if the anti-static bag was turned inside out and used to cover the cardboard on which the Raspberry Pi is placed, this would give it protection from ESD. Is that a good or acceptable result?
It would be most appreciated and helpful if you would kindly advise further regarding protection from ESD with the acrylic or plastic commercially available cases.
