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Michael A. Terrell wrote:
there is one device which can be used on, at least, a receiving antenna with possibly the best protection which can be had, it is called a "coherer" google with coherer and "lightning protection" (yes, include the quotes) and you will see it has been deployed as such however, using it with a transmitter would probably NOT work, since the xmit signal would "set" the coherer and cause a direct short to ground a homemade coherer can be made with a couple of electrodes, metal filings and a plastic or glass tube and stoppers at the ends for the electrodes to enter through and both be within the medium of the metal filings, again, a web search should provide you with a visual diagram to construct one with ------------------ Thanks for the interesting search topic. I had no idea that""coherer" had any modern useage. I think I will stick with my PolyPhaser but I love finding out about new (or old) technologies. Terry |
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