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Reg Edwards wrote: Some years back I buried a 30 metre (60-feet) auminium wire one spade depth in my back garden. Wire was 1.5 mm in diameter. Soil resistivity about 100 ohm-metres. To scientists that's 10 milli-Siemens. The near end of the wire came up in the shack. That's under my kitchen sink. It's still there. Open-circuit at the far end. Reg, was that 30 meters and 90 feet or 60 feet and 20 meters? Just for us mathematically challenged. W4ZCB |
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