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Bob,
The 'quick'n'dirty' answer is don't waste your time burying the ladder line. If you have to bury a feed line make it coax (one of the reasons it was invented, to be able to run it close to 'stuff', or ground). Still want to try it? Then why not. The losses may be acceptible to you (sort of doubt that, but...), and it would be an interesting experiment. 'Doc ALTERNATIVE #1 Take up metal welding 'scupture'. Build a huge ~ugly~ thingy in the backyard. Hang dipole over the top of it (call it a lightning protection device). 'They' will be so upset over the 'sculpture' they'll never even see the dipole. Invest in a good divorce attorney. |
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