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Continue to use the radials on top of the roof... Install the mesh
under the roof (attic I assume) and lap it over the rafters and just twist the free ends to each other so that the mesh is relatively one piece... Don't bother with solder.. Don't waste your time connecting the radials to the mesh... The radials will couple with the mesh electromagnetically... If you are planning on putting the mesh out on the roof ( I would not because it will rust and disintegrate in just a few years.) It has to go underneath the radials, not over them... Again, do not mechanically connect the radials to the steel... Just the proximity will couple them... Think twice about putting the mesh outside... You will have a nasty mess very soon... denny / k8do |
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