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January 19th 04, 06:51 AM
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"Nobody You Know" wrote in message ... wrote: While NOTHING can stop a direct lightning hit, dangling the indoor end of your antenna inside a thick glass jar should allow static discharge spitzensparken to be harmlessly expended. That is why radio stations have a few dozen backup transmitters. The go through that many in a year. If you believe this, I have some oceanfront property in Utah you might be interested in. |
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