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Hi,
Was your house/shack stroken by Thor's hammer, I mean a lightning recently ? I am interested in your experience... If your installaiton was damaged by a strike event, I would like to now if : - you used a central ground point bonded to an external grounding system, as well as the home ground. - you left some gears switched on during the strike event - you left the TX switched on and the coaxial plugged without protection - you installed or not lightning controllers in your electric distribution panel - you had installed another protection - you swicthed off and unplugged all devices - you think that the energy came back via the grounding network (probably dut to a difference of potential in a device) Tell me only in a few words what was the most probable cause of the accident. At last, if you master the subject, do you really think that a grounding system, as best it could be as the advice provided by PolyPhaser for example, will never protect you against a direct strike on your antenna or on the house lightning conductor Why ? All this will help me to conclude the article dealing with this matter : http://www.astrosurf.com/lombry/qsl-...protection.htm Thanks in advance NB. Answer preferably through these forums to please everybody. Thierry ON4SKY |
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