On Sat, 26 May 2001 06:38:03 -0500, Josh T wrote:
> I guess my question is: Is there any way to take full advantage of my large
> lot with more wire antennas without crossing the electrical wire?
Yep. Do like I just did a year or two ago. I talked about it for 10
years and finally did it. Get with your electrical supplier and tell
them you want to bury the line. They will put a meter pole at the edge
of the property and then bury the secondary the rest of the way to the
house. I went from a 4-pole span to a single meter pole and new service
entrance. The good news is, I got them to leave the old poles so I
could play with wires and other things on them. It's also a good time
to increase the size of the secondary feed, should it need it.
Gary
ag0n at arrl dot net
http://mcduffie.ws
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