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December 6th 05, 11:06 PM
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Antennas And Lightning Induced Voltage Transients
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Robert11 wrote: Hello: We get a lot of lightning strikes around here, and was wondering about this: Presently have a receive-only random length wire running around the inside of my attic. Guess I'm not really too worried about "direct" lightning strikes; if there is one I imagine I have a lot more to worry about than the radio. But, does the roof provide any protection from nearby lightning strikes inducing a high transient voltage into the indoor attic antenna wire, as compared to if I had the wire antenna strung outside the house ? Again, from an induced voltage standpoint concern. Or, is the fact that it is indoors really meaningless ? Thanks, Bob |
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