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For lightning protection, is it generally considered good practice to install heavy-gauge copper wire jumpers across each junction point between tower sections? My guess is that the electrical connection between one tower section and the next might be somewhat variable, especially if the tower sections weren't new when the tower was assembled. No, it is not. Common commercial practice is to bond the base of each tower to a good common copper earth ground system around the radio vault structure... assuming the vault is close to the towers. ... otherwise, additional grounding would be needed around the towers' bases. Ed |
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