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![]() On 3-Aug-2009, John Ferrell wrote: I have about a 50 foot run from my radio to the outside ground rod. What's the minimum gauge wire that is acceptable for this connection? The last time I checked the minimum wire size for a ground intended to protect from lightning is #6. 50 feet of any wire will not work as an RF ground for anything other than a quarter wave at 50 feet! OK. Would it work to construct a radial counterpoise in the crawl space under my office? It would only be about a 5 foot run to the center of the counterpoise. If I lay wires on the dirt floor of the crawl space, how many radials would be required and what would the length be to handle 6-40 meters? |
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