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"Roger Long" wrote in
: s the standard metal rod VHF antenna at the top of the mast with the typical metal can on a bracket riveted to the mast a sufficient air terminal or should I add a dedicated rod? I have no illusions about having any electronics working after a strike on a 32 foot boat but replacement of my minimalist outfit wouldn't break me financially. I'd just like to be alive with a working engine and watertight boat. -- Roger Long http://www.thomson.ece.ufl.edu/lightning/ This sailor has done extensive research at ufl..... |
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