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I can't find this in any of my books, so thought I ask the group:
For my general station ground, I have a copper pipe that goes down about one foot -- then hits rock or limestone or whatever. I'd like to enhance the pipe with a few buried radials. I happen to have a 500' roll of 14-guage stranded *insulated* copper wire. Will the insulation keep the wire from becoming "one with the dirt"? Or should I go buy some bare solid copper wire? Tnx, Bob k5qwg |
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