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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 induc
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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 groundi
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: [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 grounding systems to be at the same
potential. This relates to safety
quipment. Robert
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Subject: Re: [BVARC] Antenna prewire house
Use braided copper for bonding but minimum AWG6 wire for external g
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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
and
The Radio Hotel in the BVARC Beacon Sept 2023 Conductors
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Subject: Re: [BVARC] Antenna prewire house
I think copper strap is better. Look
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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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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 flat
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
Building new house 2 story with radio room upstairs was thinking of bringing cables in under the eve near the peek was looking for any advice and what type of device with the connectors to buy…..new to ham radio so not much experience any help appreciated . Chuck HaleKF5UXP
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