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Deni F5VJC wrote:
I have recently been plagued by rain static on a new vertical antenna, this a 42 foot vertical fed at the base through an SG230 auto tuner, and used on all bands. It seems I need a static bleed of some sort, a choke or resistor. What is the best component to use in an outdoor environment? I thought the auto ATU would in itself provide a static bleed path, but apparently not. Any thoughts, how have you solved this? 73, Deni F5VJC Are you sure it's rain static? Most all verticals have higher noise levels than horizontal antennas. Reason, as it is reported, is that man made noise is vertically polarized. |
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