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October 31st 06, 11:45 PM
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guy wire for the ground wire
I don't recall seeing it anywhere, but is there any problem with using some
left over guy wire (3/16 EHS) to go from the tower to a ground rod at the base of a tower. Planning on going to about 60 feet with Rohn 25 and will probably use a ground rod at the tower and maybe one at each of the guy points. Just seems to me that if the correct clamps are used the wires and tower would be the same material and not have a galvonic reaction. |
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