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	Can anyone offer me a little advice on the grouding of my SW receivers? I have a couple old Soviet SW radios, a Sony SW77, Sangean ATS909 and a new Degen 1102. I want to make a ground that will work well with any of these receivers. What material is best? Copper, Iron, Steel etc? A rod or plate? What is the best type of cable to use as a lead-in to the receiver? Is there an ideal length? Depending on where the radio will be the lenght could be anything from 5ft to 30ft. Any advice is much appreciated. Thanks, Alan  | 
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