Paul,
I got a good deal on stranded teflon wire. It cost me $0. I lay it on the
ground. The only issue I have with it is that the wire is stranded and it wicks
in moisture. Teflon is easily nicked and the moisture finds it's way in.
You mentioned your wire is solid so you should not have that
>"The reason is that the standard DA ground system as far as I know, has
always involved strapping radials to a copper strap running along the line
of radial intersection, clipping off the radial wire that runs past the
strap."
Unless there's modeled or measured data, that's the "conventional
>> I have researched Laport's material, and find nothing that compares
multi-tower array performance when using insulated radial wire versus
uninsulated wire when using a bus wire at the radial overlap points. Since
his worked in the 1950s mostly focused on directional broadcast tower arrays
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