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I did some surfing on the Internet and found a great deal of information about Ground Antennas. Run a wire from a grounding rod to your antenna lead on your radio and sure enough you start pulling in signals from the ground. I conducted a simple test and it seems that some stations on the lower bands offer very acceptable reception. I also read that this matter was studied up until the 1930's and then all research ended. I don't recall this ever discussed in this group before. Comments? Roger |
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On Mar 23, 4:39*am, wrote:
I did some surfing on the Internet and found a great deal of information about Ground Antennas. * Run a wire from a grounding rod to your antenna lead on your radio and sure enough you start pulling in signals from the ground. I conducted a simple test and it seems that some stations on the lower bands offer *very acceptable reception. *I also read that this matter was studied up until the 1930's and then all research ended. *I don't recall this ever discussed in this group before. * Comments? Roger |
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