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Buck wrote: On Thu, 27 Jul 2006 09:21:41 -0700, Richard Clark wrote: On Thu, 27 Jul 2006 05:50:23 -0400, Buck wrote: It really got me to thinking about what the radio would be like if i had left it plugged in. I unplug my rigs much more often now. Hi Buck, Did it get you to thinking about how you replaced the path to ground at the time you were unpluggin your rigs? 73's Richard Clark, KB7QHC It got me to thinking of putting the end of the wire in a jar, which is what I did. The alternative was to toss it out the window, but that wasn't viable at the time. i don't think tossing goax into a jar would protect you , dunno but it's good to have a arrestor the good ones have almost not appreciable loss that you would notice on a scanner it will protect it from misc static sudden bursts which u might not unplug fast enough if your luckey it might reduce staticand improve reception couldn't hurt i use some arrestors but when i am not using the ant, i unplug outside the house and ground it it's a choir but i am nutty the other alternative is radio insurrance pretty cheep for just a scnnner naturally it would 'protect' humans best luck |
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