All have forgotten to mention that the grounding rods need to be pounded
into the air. While the medium is not too hard, there has always been some
difficulty with the ground rods "shifting." Various work-arounds have been
developed to address this problem. I have always been partial to the
"congealed air" method, but others have had success with other approaches.
Google "congealed air" and I'm sure you'll find quite a few leads.
...robert
At 03/20/2008 21:53, KBG Luxford wrote:
Don't forget to point the rotator downwards.
Kevin
VK3DAP / ZL2DAP
Dave Andrus wrote:
Finally, relief from my homeowners' association's restriction on antennas!
Forget verticals and dipoles, I'm going to go bury a 4-el tribander in my
back yard as soon as I find the time! ;-)
73,
Dave K7DAA
http://www.k7daa.com
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