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Old November 12th 06, 04:14 PM posted to rec.radio.amateur.antenna
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Default float? What is RF ground?



Alternative moral:
Put your source (transmitter) as far from the mud as possible;
Use a dipole and insure there are no connections to ground
whatever. Any violation of this last rule brings grief.
Such violations are legion and few escape.



Hi Rich

This knocked the gerbil off his wheel

so if i am doing the above, do you mean, no coaxl shield to ground or
did you really really mean not even a ground to my rig chassies?
i understand the dipole is ballanced at that point and the antenna
dosn't need a gnd (plane) radial (min is a center feed equal l)


so i would just have a rig and antenna nothing else??

(presume my electrical gnd is ok on the aka 3prong plug)
 
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