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Old September 7th 05, 03:49 PM
bpnjensen
 
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RHF - do you, then, suggest that a separate ground rod for the antenna
and one for the radio is worthwhile to reduce noise? And if so, how
far apart? Random readings on this group the last year or so suggest
that this is a recipe for voltage differences that can cause problems
for the receiver...with wider spacing of the rods resulting in greater
potential differences.

Thanks for all your information!

Bruce Jensen

 
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