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"Szczepan Bialek" wrote in message
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Szczepan - do you hold an amateur radio licence, please?

I have even never seen a transmitter.
For me it is a "black box".

I only want to know if the box is connected to the earth/chassis.

Your the first answer was Yes ("The "static to earth" in my HF aerial is
merely to get the static to bypass my receiver).
S*

Hello Szczepan.
It seems that you totally misunderstood my answer.
A ground connection is NOT necessary in order to receive a signal.

Is it necessary to "get the static to bypass my receiver".

You tell me that you have not seen a transmitter and regard it as a black
box. I recommend that you get a modern textbook on radio technology so
that you can understand how radios and aerials work.

For me is enough to know "Is it the ground/chassis/counterpoise necessary to
"get the static to bypass a transmitter/receiver".?
I hope that some of you know the answer.

I am not asking If "Does a ground connection is necessary in order to
receive a signal."

Best regards,
S*

"Szczepan Bialek" wrote in message
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Is it necessary to "get the static to bypass my receiver".

Hello Szczepan.

No, it is not necessary to ge the static to bypass a receiver.


For me is enough to know "Is it the ground/chassis/counterpoise necessary
to "get the static to bypass a transmitter/receiver".?
I hope that some of you know the answer.

Same answer. It is not necessary ...

Kindest regards, Ian.