At 10:33 AM 6/4/2007, you wrote:
>Mike, > >Have you ever heard of a station running radials on top of the ground >though? Around here, the soil is so soft, I can push a ground rod in >halfway without a hammer even. But with copper going for so much today, >a stations copper would be worth a small fortune. Both KAST & KKEE have >their radials in the bay and I wonder if there are any left? The salt >water hasn't been a help I am sure in 50 years or more. KAST may have >installed some new ones sometime back, but I don't know for sure. > >73, > >Patrick Patrick, perhaps I'm putting on my "doesn't he know a thing" cap, but why would a station need radials into salt water, as the latter is a perfect or near perfect conductor, so how is anyone further ahead with radials into the water? I would think that all one would need is a good electron sink into the salt chuck and that would do just fine. Am I barking up the wrong tree? Engineers please comment!.......Walt Salmaniw (MD, not an engineer!), Victoria, BC
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