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I have read that the best way, quiestest, to hook into a random wire is
at the far end, attach a balun, go thru a ground block attached to a ground rod, bury the coax as it runs to the house, go thru another ground block which is connected to another ground rod then into the house. I have 2 options here, one is the above (about 150 feet of coax), the other is to hook into the random at the near end, thru a balun, feed into the attic to a ground block that has about 40 feet of ground wire attached coming from the ground rod, then to the receiver. Which is the better? Is there enough difference to warrant the extra expense of the 1st option, more coax, over the 2nd? Punched down the ground rod and secured the tripod on the boat house today, just have to decide the antenna hook in. Gotta love the spring like conditions in mid December to do this. Norm is high of -3C, tomorrow +12C. Brian |