Installing VHF and UHF antennas on some towers in locations where the
whip may extend above the highest point of the tower, essentially
becoming the lightning rod makes me wonder if I'm doing all I can.
Currently my plan is a good DC grounded antenna, grounding kit bonding
the heliax to the tower just below the antenna and again where it leaves
the tower headed into the building. Grounding kit bonded to the
grounding bus bar on the exterior of the building where it enters,
polyphaser lightning arrestor inside the building grounded to the inside
bus bar. Am I missing anything obvious? The polyphaser seems rather
small, but they must be able to do the job. Just trying to do all I can
to protect the equipment.
Thanks in advance
Daron J. Wilson, RCDD ) )
Telecom Manager ( (
LH Morris Electric, Inc. ) )
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