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Old January 12th 05, 11:46 PM
Cecil Moore
 
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Zombie Wolf wrote:
oh god. here we go again. I didn't SAY that "RF flows into the antenna
mast". Read the post again.


Please rethink your position. If no RF current flows in the mast, a
fiberglas mast is just as good as a metal mast. If you are depending
upon the mast to furnish a ground, RF current *must* be flowing in the
mast. Otherwise, how do you know it is providing a ground? You simply
cannot have it both ways. I hope that soaks in.
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