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December 21st 04, 09:50 PM
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thanks
dave browne 2e0dmb "Richard Clark" wrote in message ... On Mon, 20 Dec 2004 18:42:02 GMT, "DAVID BROWNE" wrote: hi i have this ant and it dose not have dc grounding from ant to ground will it help clear static if i was to fit a dc ground, i have run ground to ground of ant, if dc ground will help , what inductor can i use or can i make coil Hi David, Add some radials to your vertical antenna. Research this by going to google groups and doing a search using the keywords "ground" and "radials." Add a choke at the feedpoint. This can be a coil of transmission line, or a 1:1 Current BalUn. If you still have static noise AND it is due to charged particles (smoke, soot, rain, snow, dust) then add a 1K Ohm resistor across the feed point (or any handy choke of more than a 100 µH). 73's Richard Clark, KB7QHC |
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