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On Tue, 02 Oct 2007 11:58:46 -0400, "Kenneth Grimm, K4XL"
wrote: Will the eight 5 ft rods give me the same "ground" as the four 10 ft rods? Or, do I need to add even more 5 ft rods to achieve the same ground? Hi Ken, Oddly enough, you could as easily lay the rods out in a shallow trench (say, a foot deep) and get the same grounding, if not better. The only rule of thumb that might be observed is to not have them in proximity to one or the other. Proximity would mean about five feet in 10 foot parallel trenches. However, to satisfy convention: cut them in half (or research the archives here for rotary hammers) and keep them isolated, one from the other, by at least three feet. 73's Richard Clark, KB7QHC |
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