[TowerTalk] K3BU salt water
Craig Clark
nx1g@top.monad.net
Thu, 21 Sep 2000 07:14:33 -0400
GM Yuri:
I grew up on LI Sound. Water waves have no impact
Salt Marshes are transitional areas and usually have fresh water mixing
from streams. Usually, there is less salt in a marsh for this reason.
My current 160 vertical is installed in a fresh water swamp. Conductivity
is no different that regular ground. Given my drothers, I'd take a salt
marsh any day.
BTW, I had swr problems with my vertical at the beach. It was sometimes
great and other times very bad. It took me a day to figure out that good
SWR curves came during high tides and bad SWR came during low tide. The
house was on a big sandbar. :-) I fixed the problem with a longer ground
rod and more radials.
73 Craig Clark W1JCC
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