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On 20 Jul 2006 16:12:56 -0700, "Brian Kelly" wrote:
I have to transport four U.S. standard 5/8" dia x 8' long ground rods 35 miles in my four door compact car. Do not want to carry them on the roof. If I cut them to six feet long I can load them inside the car. Ignoring any code compliance issues would there be any reason the shortened rods would not work as well as full-length rods for purposes of ligtning protection and the usual HF station RF grounding? Soil here is probably very conductive (damp heavy loam). Thanks. Brian w3rv Stick 'em in the back side window, over the front passenger seat, stab 'em in on the front floor, blunt end down. Maybe you could also lower the front seat back. A few towels would protect things. bob k5qwg |
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