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RHF wrote:

On Apr 19, 1:41*pm, Telamon
wrote:
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*RHF wrote:
On Apr 19, 12:13*pm, Telamon
wrote:
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*RHF wrote:
On Apr 18, 8:10*pm, "Count Floyd"
wrote:
I am the OP, and wanted to put some more details in. *I am in Hobe
Sound, Fl, one mile from the ocean and our water table is very
high. *
I think that the pipes in the house are copper, but if I get a
ground
rod, how long should it be? *My radio is a tube boatanchor, fully
restored, HE-10 and my principle interest is listening to the BCB,
as
it does great there, but some shortwave.
Thanks,
Bob
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SWL -Newbies- Using a Cold Water Service Pipe For Grounding Point

CF / Bob,

READ : SWL -Newbies- The Ground Rod is First
and Formost for Electrical Safety and it can also
Help to Improve your Radio Reception.

- SNIP
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- Never take technical advice from an idiot.

Telamon -recommends- *"Never take technical advice from an idiot."

Then Tealamon - Never Talk To Yourself ~ RHF

-ps- polluting another thread again
with your personal attacks on me.

Come up with a valid reason then retard. You can't do that can you.

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- You give bad advice and you can't back it up. What a freaking
retard.
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- Telamon "The Chief Resident-in-Charge of Alt.Local.Village.Idiot"
- Ventura, California
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PONG : Telamon - "You give bad advice and you can't back it up.
What a freaking retard."

Pong right back at ya retard. I don't see any technical backup of your
statements above so put a sock in it until you can do it. Retard.

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Telamon
Ventura, California