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Subject: [Elecraft] Counterpoises and Grounding
I note that the subject of counterpoises has been debated many times in
this
forum but I have not seen the subject of tuneable artificial grounds
discussed. As no doubt many are aware, operating from a location remote
from
the ground has its problems
As someone relatively unversed in grounding and counterpoises, this thread
has been very useful to me, so thanks to Fred and Jim.
That said, Jesse Colin Young advised us thusly back in the 60's,
Come on people now,
Smile on your brother
Everybody get together
Got to love one another
Right now.
I note the comments generated by this topic. I must admit the use of the
term 'tuneable artificial ground' generated some controversy but it is
widely used in both amateur and commercial literature. Perhaps 'tuneable
counterpoise' would have been better and the term 'artificial' is
superfluous.
Yep Bob K3DJC
On Sat, 10 Jun 2017 19:58:01 -0400 Michael Walker
writes:
> Jim sort of nailed it.
>
> :)
>
> Mike va3mw
>
> On Sat, Jun 10, 2017 at 4:59 PM, Fred Moore wrote:
>
> > Jim please accept my apologies, I didn't realize that since you
>
Jim sort of nailed it.
:)
Mike va3mw
On Sat, Jun 10, 2017 at 4:59 PM, Fred Moore wrote:
> Jim please accept my apologies, I didn't realize that since you have
> written extensively on the subject and actually had a website that no
> one else is allowed to comment without being
Jim please accept my apologies, I didn't realize that since you have
written extensively on the subject and actually had a website that no
one else is allowed to comment without being chastised for contributions.
I have made myself a note to never reply to any conversation you are
currently or
On Sat,6/10/2017 12:39 PM, Fred Moore wrote:
Jim, lets stop talking about grounds totally when dealing with RF, it's
just a confusion factor when it comes to discussions.
That's what I said.
unless we are
talking about as NEC and others when they correctly call it a "Safety
Ground" or a
Jim, lets stop talking about grounds totally when dealing with RF, it's
just a confusion factor when it comes to discussions. unless we are
talking about as NEC and others when they correctly call it a "Safety
Ground" or a "Grounding Conductor" and make sure that everyone
understands the
On Sat,6/10/2017 11:40 AM, Stan GW3SRM wrote:
I note that the subject of counterpoises has been debated many times in this
forum but I have not seen the subject of tuneable artificial grounds
discussed.
Fundamental concepts like this are very well addressed in the classic
references on
I note that the subject of counterpoises has been debated many times in this
forum but I have not seen the subject of tuneable artificial grounds
discussed. As no doubt many are aware, operating from a location remote from
the ground has its problems in ensuring effective grounding, especially
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