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Old February 12th 04, 03:31 AM
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I do not worry about a static discharge if the antenna is grounded. Hell, if
lightning its your house all you are going to worry about is your radio? I
am
thinking this is a good time to have the insurance paid up...


Is the static discharge unit only to protect the radio? I was under the
impression that it would also help prevent lightning strikes.
Thanks
 
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