Re: [amsat-bb] antenna rig and Lightning

["Andrew N. Hardy" <ahardy@xxxxxxxxxxxx>]

My two cent's worth folks:  there is an excellent book (was?) published by
Polyphaser Corp. that many of you Hams may be familiar with.  It described
grounding like no other book I've ever read before; so for what it's worth
here are the "details" on Polyphaser Corp.

PolyPhaser Corp.
P.O. Box: 9000
Minden, NV 89423-9000, USA.
1(800) 325-7170  or  (775) 782-2511
FAX: (775) 782-4476
E-mail: http://www.polyphaser.com/

A.N. Hardy - wb2gzm/vk3jjh


"Harvey N. Vordenbaum" wrote:

>     Somewhere several years ago I remember seeing a home-brew test rig for
> measuring ground resistance in some handbook or magazine article or other.
> Can someone dredge that up?
>      We have a problem of not being able to get an adequate ground here on
> top of our limestone hills.  Our club's resident corrosion and grounding
> expert recommends  getting metallurgical coke to line a trench containing
> the  large surface area ground rod or pipe. Getting it is the problem.
>
> 73, Harv
>
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