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Raffi July 19th 04 10:42 AM

Maybe a dumb question... but what the hell
 
i was woundering if they made a grounding block for CB coax? and if so
where can i get one?

Frank Gilliland July 19th 04 12:10 PM

On 19 Jul 2004 02:42:05 -0700, (Raffi) wrote in
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i was woundering if they made a grounding block for CB coax? and if so
where can i get one?



Have you tried ebay?







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Dennis July 19th 04 03:40 PM

Got to Google and type in

CUSHCRAFT LAC-1, BLITZ BUG LIGHTNING ARRESTOR

You can get em for less than $13.

"Raffi" wrote in message
om...
i was woundering if they made a grounding block for CB coax? and if so
where can i get one?




Raffi July 19th 04 09:08 PM

(Raffi) wrote in message . com...
i was woundering if they made a grounding block for CB coax? and if so
where can i get one?


you guys are awesome, thanks

July 19th 04 09:57 PM

Actually a GOOD question........make sure you use HEAVY wire to the ground
point, lightning will blow to pieces "small" diameter wire. #6 works very
nicely, flattened RG-8 (or RG213) coax (middle removed) works nicely too.

"Raffi" wrote in message
om...
i was woundering if they made a grounding block for CB coax? and if so
where can i get one?




Scott in Baltimore July 20th 04 12:38 AM

i was woundering if they made a grounding block for CB coax? and if so
where can i get one?


I stripped 1/2" of the insulation from my coax 3 feet from the mount, soldered some
heavy wire to the braid and attached it to a solid ground. This is in addition to the
mount. If there is any current on the outside of my shield, I don't know it anymore.

A flat copper bar with holes drilled in it makes a great ground block, as long as
it's attached to a good ground. Use star washers for maximum effectiveness.




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