Low impedance earth for upstairs shacks
 

Coming out of the fish and chip shop tonight, my eyes
alighted on the lightning conductor on the adjacent
building.

Aha! I bethought me, thich copper strap; low impedance
earth for my upstairs shack.

Low impedance earth for upstairs shacks
 

On 29/08/2018 20:00, Gareth's Downstairs Computer wrote:
Coming out of the fish and chip shop tonight, my eyes
alighted on the lightning conductor on the adjacent
building.

Aha! I bethought me, thich copper strap; low impedance
earth for my upstairs shack.

Could be. Cue the protagonist arguments over PME/ non-PME which
degrades into name- calling over some legal dispute(s).
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Low impedance earth for upstairs shacks
 

On 30/08/2018 08:22, Catweazel wrote:
On 29/08/2018 20:00, Gareth's Downstairs Computer wrote:
Coming out of the fish and chip shop tonight, my eyes
alighted on the lightning conductor on the adjacent
building.

Aha! I bethought me, thich copper strap; low impedance
earth for my upstairs shack.

Could be. Cue the protagonist arguments over PME/ non-PME which
degrades into name- calling over some legal dispute(s).

Mine is TT but nevertheless wish a separate earth for the shack ...

1. No 1/4 wave away high RF spots when family member touches
a central heating radiator.

2. Household induced noise not conducted through.

Low impedance earth for upstairs shacks
 

On 30/08/18 08:22, Catweazel wrote:
On 29/08/2018 20:00, Gareth's Downstairs Computer wrote:
Coming out of the fish and chip shop tonight, my eyes
alighted on the lightning conductor on the adjacent
building.

Aha! I bethought me, thich copper strap; low impedance
earth for my upstairs shack.

Could be. Cue the protagonist arguments over PME/ non-PME which
degrades into name- calling over some legal dispute(s).
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An effective RF earth for an upstairs shack is a C + L series resonant
circuit with current sensing indicator attached to an insulated wire on
the ground (under carpet) and the transmitter's earth connection.

It can be easily home-brewed . Either by a L roller coaster or a tapped
switched (air) inductor + a variable capacitor .

The current sensor is a toroid transformer through the current flowing
wire and a winding attached to a microA/lowmA moving coil meter
adjustable with a potmeter.

The above circuit needs to be adjusted for maximum current.......also
each time the tx freq is changed. It works well.

Frank , EI7KS a Linux only user