I should certainly think it would, although I don't
know what the water action would do to your
emplacement. I have a vision of a storm-swelled stream
carrying the mud around your spike down stream leaving
it unanchored, but hey it's worth a try. Water makes a
great ground, with all those nice minerals in it.

--- Michael Ryan <[log in to unmask]> wrote:
> Hello List:
>
> Well I have decided on the Alpha Delta DX-A twin
> sloper.
> This antenna has pre set dimensions, if needed,
> needed in my case, which would make it a perfect fit
> in my tower tree line situation.
> I'm also going to install, not absolutely necessary
> unless the support structure doesn't offer the best
> grounding system, again, in my case, the optional
> ground lead to an RF ground source.
> On the left hand side of my tower's natural
> platteau, about 20 feet down, is a stream.
> Would this make a good ground source if I was to
> attach my antenna's ground lead to a proper ground
> rod and hammer it in the middle of the stream?
>
> Thanks all and 73:
> Michael VO1RYN
>


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