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John, N9JG wrote:
Finally, I found that the only way to prevent feedback on SSB was to NOT connect my system to the #8 ground wire that runs out the window sill and down to a ground rod. Yep, everyone should realize that a ground wire is N*1/4 wavelength at certain frequencies, and at those frequencies, is an RF transformer that locates the standing-wave voltage maximum points at the transmitter. (ouch!) That's what artificial grounds do - change that *electrical* length to N*1/2 wavelength. For anyone insisting on an RF ground for an upper floor, an artificial ground is probably the way to go. I, myself, prefer balanced antennas and feedlines. -- 73, Cecil http://www.qsl.net/w5dxp |
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