"Reg Edwards" wrote
So you cleverly avoid the problem of how to calculate the effects
of ground conductivity by laying down more than enough radials
of more than sufficient length to hide the effects.

B,L & E sure had the right idea.

But hardly a satisfactory economic engineering solution.
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So you think it is preferable to install a less than optimal radial ground
system, as long as you can calculate how deficient it is?

MW broadcast stations want/need maximum groundwave coverage. Installing a
"BL&E" radial ground system will provide that for all conductivity
conditions at the tx antenna site -- which equates to a very satisfactory
and economic engineering solution for this application.

RF