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Crosstalk from ground?
Hi,
I just noticed that when I disconnect the ground from my 180 meters long beverage antenna signal levels drop a whole lot, but crosstalk from a local broadcaster that would cover all of the MW band and a lot both above and below almost completely disappears. I don't remember reading about anything like this anywhere. What's going on? The ground is just a iron rod that I drove half a meter into wet ground about where I connect the antenna to the coaxial. I connect it directly to the shield of the BNC connector about a meter above ground. Not elegant, but that shouldn't cause crosstalk, should it? My receiver is an Icom-R5 handheld scanner, 0.150 to 1300MHz continuous. |
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