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On Fri, 7 Jan 2005 13:23:24 -0600, "Charlie"
wrote: |What about the Hustler antenna instructions which provide the "correct |lengths" for cutting radials? Moreover they need not be "buried 2 inches" in |the ground but can safely remain on the ground once grass growth effectively |buries them. Also DX Engineering www.dxengineering.com has ground radials |for sale which are "pre-cut to length". I assume they know what they are |doing. Of course they do.... they are separating fools from their money. |Force 12 also recommends using "tuned radials" with their line of |vertical antennas. I assume they too know more about antennas then I do. I'm sure. And they say, among other things (including some advertising hype) at: http://force12inc.com/brvinfo.htm "The most efficient radial system is one that is elevated above ground." Only then, does it pay (or matter) to tune the radials. |
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