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Howdy,
I never buy so-called "ground rods". Instead I use 3/4-inch Cu tubing and connect it to the end of my garden hose. I turn on the water and push the end of the tubing into the ground. The water pressure makes it easy to push the rod into the ground. HOWEVER: Depending on how "rocky" the soil is, it may be a little harder than if the soil is un-rocky. (It's a much better hint for softer soil.) BTW Cu tubing is much cheaper than a ground rod. 73 de Jack, K9CUN |
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