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Very good advice, Irv
Irv Finkleman wrote: If you plan to be at your QTH for a while, it's not difficult to lay untuned radials along the ground, or bury them down a half inch or so with a pizza cutter. I laid mine in the grass and after a couple of months you don't even see them anymore -- the mower goes right over them. If you are concerned, you can nail them down using hairpins. They not only serve as a great base for a vertical, but they also provide a very good rf ground. They don't have to be any special length -- its the quantity that counts. -- -- Sleep well; OS2's still awake! ![]() Mike Luther |
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