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![]() "Roy Lewallen" wrote in message news ![]() KA3VID wrote: Fellow radiators: To Find Your Soil's Electric Conductivity 1) Go to: http://websoilsurvey.nrcs.usda.gov/app 2) Click on the big green button, "Start WSS". . . . This might be fun to do, but it probably doesn't really tell you your soil's conductivity, which can vary a great deal from lot to lot and even within a yard. And if it does, it's likely to be only the surface conductivity. The skin depth for average soil is around 12 - 15 feet over the HF range, so substantial current flows to that depth and below. Typical soils are stratified, with potentially very different conductivities at different depths. So, after going through this exercise, you have a number. But that number is of no real use. Roy Lewallen, W7EL My apologies for suggesting it ......... |
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