Dennis,
Best to use a seperate ground rod, as signals can couple through a common
ground rod connection. Seperation needed depends upon type of earth. Try 5
feet from others. Beverage notes www.qsl.net/k1fz/beveragenotes.html
73
Bruce-K1FZ
I want to put up a temporary, single wire 358 degree beverage for the
winter. The angle between the two antennas will be approximately 45 degrees.
Can I ground the 470 ohm termination resistor for the single wire beverage
to the same ground system used by the NE/SW bi-directional without serious
interaction?
Or must I drive a separate ground rod for the single wire antenna? If so,
how far must it be spaced from the bi-directional ground system?
73, Dennis W0JX
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