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Diana Satyr wrote: For those few of us whose radio happens to be located just a few feet from the main ground rod for the house, why don't we ground our radios by just pluging a bit of thick wire into the grounding hole of a standard 3-wire AC sockek? Looks like the house ground would be a decent RF ground when the run is just about 5 feet from the socket in question to the ground rod. Anyone know any drawbacks to this? Snip Yes read where I just answered that question. -- Telamon Ventura, California |
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