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On 23 Apr 2005 07:53:03 -0700, "
wrote: I agree that you should at the very least take K9STH's advice regarding lightning with a grain of salt. There is some good advice about grounding, but there is also some bad advice, and most of his theories about lightning have been replaced in the last 20 years among the scientific community. Is there a good layman's book on grounding amateur gear? Ask 10 hams a grounding question and you get 11 answers :-) bob k5qwg Also, the way I see it, we ground our gear for low noise and good radiated signals. NEC grounds things for safety and lightning protection. What constitutes a "good" ground system may differ according to which viewpoint you adopt. |
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