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Mon, 16 Feb 2015 09:22:58 -0000
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Re: Station ground?
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Hi Scott,

If you want to spend a bit of money and don't want long wires running about,
you could buy the MFJ Artificial Ground. I presume these are still
available. They're just a tuned circuit that tunes a random length of wire
to quarter wave resonance on a wide range of frequencies.

I have a thick lead to a ground stake here, but not sure what it actually
does for me. I just did it and it doesn't seem to give any trouble.

Cheers,

Terry
 

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