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On 28 Jul 2008 04:03:29 GMT, Ed
wrote: About as well as it flows up the center conductor, possibly. You don't think that just because the cable is buried that RF flow on the shield conductor is prevented, do you? Hi Ed, I think Jonesy is fairly safe in his presumption. The classic work performed by Brown, Lewis, and Epstein pretty conclusively reported the nearly complete attenuation of direct driven RF currents in ground radials at 3MHz. 75 feet of buried shield would seem to be quite snubbed by the proximity of earth over much of the range of frequencies reliably operated from a multi-band HF vertical. Of course, adding a choke can't hurt. 73's Richard Clark, KB7QHC |
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