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March 13th 06, 02:42 AM
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Safety ground versus RF ground for a 2nd Floor shack
There is absolutely no reason to have an RF ground unless:
1.) You are end feeding a single wire antenna that is brought into the shack 2.) The two conductor feedline you have brought in, be it coax or open wire, is connected to an antenna that is not properly designed or installed The safety ground is required. The RF ground is a band-aid for something else being wrong. 73 Tom |
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