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Hello,
I have the normal lightning arresters for my outside (receive only) antenna, but am still worried. It has proven just about impossible to have my son to remember to disconnect my receiver when lightning and thunder is nearby when I am away. Was thinking about putting in one of those A/B switches (please see: http://www.grove-ent.com/SWC01.html ) that Grove sells in the antenna line next to my Receiver. This, being so simple, perhaps he can remember to switch to the Off position. Maybe ? I realize that if there is any strike nearby, and it gets thru the arrestors, this switch being in the off position isn't going to do much of anything. But it might help for "low" voltage surges, etc. What do you think ? My main question: would it help even more if this Off position grounded the antenna ? Thanks, Bob |
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