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Subject: | [Towertalk] Grounding mast to tower |
From: | goudpj@mac.com (Pete Goudreau) |
Date: | Mon, 1 Apr 2002 21:08:34 -0600 |
A question for the group: How does one go about guaranteeing a good RF ground between a rotating mast and the tower proper? I'm assuming that a thrust bearing isn't adequate, even a Rohn TB-3, but I'm sure I could be quite wrong. Additionally, a lightning hit to an attenna or the mast would just arc across or flash ionize the air and form the conductive path to the tower in that manner, does this jibe with others' experience in these matters? Thanks, Pete, AD5HD |
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