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In the 2007 ARRL Handbook page 3.6, there is a discussion of building a ground ring around the base of the tower, connected to three ground rods each connected to each leg of the tower. In the narrative it says "Space rods at least 6 feet apart" but then in the caption for the accompanying drawing it says Locate ground rods on the ring as close as possible to their respective tower legs". On a Rohn 25G, the rods can't be "as close as possible" to their respective tower legs and still be anywhere near 6 feet apart. So, which is it ... close to their respective tower legs, or 6 feet apart? What is the reason for the 6-foot separation, anyway? The rods all go into the ground. Why would it make a difference if they're closer together than 6 feet? |
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