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![]() I know the type of soil matters so lets go almost worst case, lets not go so far as to say it has a high salt content. Do you think it may last a year or so? Thanks Joe KI4ILB Depends on the soil... If it is acidic the aluminum will last a long time, mebbee forever... If it is alkaline and damp, like the Borax mines in Utah, it will corrode away in months... So, depends upon if you are East or West of the Missippi... This effect is lessened if the metal is laying on top of the dirt, or even on top of the thatch... Long story short I have some in "the weeds / on the ground" aluminium radials in my 160 arrays and they look just fine after eight years in Michigan... My gut feeling is you will be fine for a year... denny / k8do |
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