[Towertalk] Ground wire impedance

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> -- by making it into thin/wide strap (or hollow tube) instead of a filled
> circular cross-section, keeping the same amount of copper per foot.   That
> minimizes the inductance.  (Yes, that amounts to the skin effect
argument -
> placing all the copper near the surface of the conductor.)
>

are you saying that the small coil of 1/2" copper tubing hanging in my
garage would be a better grounding conductor that my heavy gauge solid
wire.?
(I can never remember if the soft copper tube used for water is K or M. I
think M).
I think it's 1/2"OD.

I could easily flatten one end for clamping to ground rods.