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Old September 2nd 04, 06:02 AM
Hal Rosser
 
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instead of radials, you COULD just make the grounded side vertical - into a
well, I THINK???
(I'm assuming that would work - but never tried it - my post-hole digger
handles were too short)

"MarkS" wrote in message
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Everybody acknowledges that a good ground is required for any amateur
work, especially for a vertical. When I'm putting in an RF ground for
either my station or for an antenna system, how do I know when I've
achieved "good enough"? What works?

Thanks - Mark Sheffield/N0LF



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