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Old December 5th 05, 06:30 PM posted to rec.radio.shortwave
Telamon
 
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Default Even more on antenna feedlines and matching to an antenna.

In article .com,
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The other issue is where my "ground" really is here in dry, dusty AZ.
I have dug down over 4 feet in some parts of the yard and there is no
moisture there either! So trying to define a ground is useless also.


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You can always put radials on / in the ground from the antenna ground
point for a counter poise when you have poor ground conductivity.

In your case part of the antenna is a counter poise so you don't need it
but you could give running one under the length of your "Windom" to see
if it makes things better or worse.

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Telamon
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