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stainless steel foil instead of copper for grounding Ham radio?
Joe wrote in
oups.com: Get a steel hull and just run a short wire to the hull.  )You guys should see how well a Butternut HF9VX vertical ham antenna works clamped to the handrail of the flight deck of the USS Yorktown (CV-10) in Charleston Harbor....one of the "World's Largest Ground Planes". Her call is WA4USN, thanks to Senator Thurmond. The base of the antenna is about 80' off the harbor surface. Larry -- You can tell there's extremely intelligent life in the universe because they have never called Earth. |
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