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Howard W3CQH wrote:
I live in a 1 story home with a accessible attic. I have an Icom AH-4 tuner mounted in the attic, and need to run a real ground to the 8' ground rod we just pounded in. My question is - should the ground wire coming from the AH-4 be of a wire gauge of #12, or should I consider running 1/4" copper tubing? The total length of the run is approximately 30' ======================================== That 30 ft run ,whether wire or tubing could possibly radiate RF ,hence it might be better to have an artificial ground (a series resonant tuned circuit + a length of insulated wire) located on the loft . The unit is tuned for maximum current . Such a unit can be easily homebrewed ,however it can also be purchased from MFJ (their model MFJ-931) , be it that it is to be locally operated which might be a problem when the Icom AH-4 tuner is remotely operated away from the loft. Frank GM0CSZ / KN6WH |
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