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Hello:
Just started to string up the new listening only antenna I purchased from PAR. As there is a Balun between the start of the wire antenna, and the coax feeding the receiver, a ground bar is apparently required. Am using the typical eight foot long,5/8" diameter Cu plated steel that I guess is fairly typical for house AC power grounding. Querstion: At my age, it's a bit of a problem pounding in the six or seven feet that is commonly mentioned as the "required" length. Certainly, the more the better, I guess, but what wqould be a reasonable length into the ground ? How about 4 to 5 feet ? Again, it's for receiving only. Thanks, Bob |
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