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Old October 26th 07, 03:28 AM posted to rec.radio.amateur.antenna
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Default Antenna earth stakes - a tricky one!

"Stefan Wolfe" wrote in
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foot radial, counterpoise et al. A good, deep ground rod in reasonably
moist soil will turn the ground terminal on your radio into a true
zero voltage reference point and stop allowing your antenna and


A simple proposition for sure... but if it was true, why does the rod need
to be 8' long?

The only way that the ground terminal is a 'true zero voltage reference
point' wrt the larger ground mass at RF is that if the connection to the
ground mass is of zero length, and that isn't true either above or below
the ground.

Owen
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