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On Jul 2, 7:27*am, Joe from Kokomo wrote:
On 7/2/2011 9:33 AM, Drifter wrote: - - Here, it's lighting in the summer, and static in the winter. - Lighting in the summer is understandable, - but "static in the winter"??? - - Are you referring to what is commonly called - "precipitation static" that occurs when snow - impinges on your antenna? -also- Dry Air Electro 'Static' Build-Up as the Wind moves the Air Across things like your Antenna Wire and suddenly ZAP! Discharges resulting in what you hear {would call} 'Static'. Versus a FOG 'Quiet' where a moist still Ground Fog can drain-off most of the build-up of ESD and local Atmospheric Noise is 'nil'. Porcupine* the Far-End of the Antenna Wire to reduce the ESD on the Wire itself * Spread-Out each of the Individual Strands of the Antenna Wire to form a Sphere {Pin Cushion} -aka- 'Porcupine' http://unzipyourgenes.files.wordpres...porcupine1.jpg -note- 'Knot' the Wire first about an Inch from the End; before you do the 'Porcupine' thing with the last Inch of Wire Strands. -tip- with Insulated Wire remove the Insulation. |
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