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Ed wrote:
I am only interested in the long term reliability of an aluminum ground system in comparison to the more common copper system. This is for lightning suppression only, I am not addressing RF issues. I am wondering if aluminum can handle the potential surge currents that copper can... and how well does its ground conductivity work when buried, when compared to copper. Ed K7AAT If you're talking lightning, you're talking RF! 73, Roger |
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