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Old December 13th 03, 04:00 AM
Cecil Moore
 
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CW wrote:
Effective lightning protection can be done in the amatuer station for a
reasonable cost. Most though, don't do so.


My costs have always been reasonable - I unplug the antenna
when not in use. I don't use it during thunderstorms. I have
lived in extreme lightning areas with zero problems.
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