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J.J. wrote:
"Is it wise to place a lightning rod (or rods) right under the antenna---?" Yes. It is a good practice to help nature to neutralize its excess charge in the shortest time and distance. The sooner this gigantic force is diluted, the safer everything and everyone is. But, if your outside plant is impervious to damage, you may choose to put your arc gaps and ground rods back at the station ends of your transmission lines. Best regards, Richard Harrison, KB5WZI |
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