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On Thu, 08 Dec 2005 13:02:01 GMT, "Steve Rabinowitz"
wrote: Will be using a long wire strung around inside of the house for now when I get my tabletop. Where the radio will be there are no pipes etc, what is the best way to ground, can I use the center screw of the electric outlet. Been using protables now & a set top with a whip built in antenna (RS394). You probably won't hear any differently with a ground. And be careful where you attach one: I know a ham who lost his whole station -- lightning hit and came up through the ground wire and fried his equipment. Unless you can hear a difference, I wouldn't bother. Bob k5qwg |
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