Boy I can tell that none of you live in Florida where a "GOOD
GROUND" doesn't exist on a small scale (for a home or small
business) One strike on a rod here makes the sand around the one rod
turn into a glass insulator. Want to see a good ground? look at the
ground at a 69KV or 125KV sub station.
AC0Y
--- In Repeater-Builder@yahoogroups.com, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
>
> Replacing a small, rooftop (about 90ft) repeater setup. The
prior system
> had no lighting protection, just straight coax from antenna to
duplexer. I
> was looking into getting a polyphaser if needed but there is no
way to ground
> it that I can tell. Two options I have would be to somehow tap
into the metal
> roof and connect it to that? or at the radio-end of the coax
attach it to a
> nearby AC outlet's ground? A grounding line/rods aren't a real
good option
> since it is on another businesses property. Any suggestions?
>
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