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> It would seem to me the fast rise time of the lightning pulse makes it
> similar to any RF good practice concernsthe safety ground path should
> have low
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Cc: Robert Polinski
Subject: Re: [BVARC] Antenna prewire house
The type of wire is not important in bonding applications. The object of
bonding is to prevent potential voltages from 2 different grounds. In the event
of a lightning strike, you want all ground
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> The type of wire is not important in bonding applications.
ce it will
take a path thru your equipment. Robert
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Subject: Re: [BVARC] Antenna prewire house
Use braided copper for bonding but min
quipment. Robert
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Subject: Re: [BVARC] Antenna prewire house
Use braided copper for bonding but minimum AWG6 wire for external groun
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Cc: Rick Hiller
Subject: Re: [BVARC] Antenna prewire house
John is correct...
Have a read of ARRL Publication by H. Ward Silver, N0AX, Grounding and
Bonding for the Radio Amateur
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The Radio Hotel in the BVARC Beacon Sept 2023 Conductors
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> Make sure that ether you or your elec
73 John W Holmes K4VMG
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Subject: Re: [BVARC] Antenna prewire house
I think copper strap is bet
Cc: Robert Polinski
Subject: Re: [BVARC] Antenna prewire house
Make sure that ether you or your electrician, run a #6 wire from the electrical
ground to any ground rods you install at your ham system. They need to be
bonded together. Robert
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Cc: Rod Neumann
Subject: Re: [BVARC] Antenna prewire house
I'm not answering what you asked, but for a new 2nd story install I will
suggest you put a good deep copper ground rod in the ground directly below the
shack window and run a good copper conductor, I think wide
I'm not answering what you asked, but for a new 2nd story install I will
suggest you put a good deep copper ground rod in the ground directly below
the shack window and run a good copper conductor, I think wide flat
copper braided is best (? is that still the consensus?), and ground all
chassis to
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