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| Subject: | [Towertalk] Grounding the mast | 
| From: | RedHaines@centurytel.net (Red) | 
| Date: | Thu, 08 Aug 2002 08:24:23 -0500 | 
| Typical installations place a mast above the tower, mounted to a rotator and in a bearing at the top of the tower. These connections to the tower are through bearings, which puts the bearings at some risk if the mast takes a lightning stroke. Transmission lines from any antennae on the mast provide parallel conductive paths to the tower and to the ground system. Is this a problem? What are some additional ways to ground the mast? What if the mast and tower are both aluminum? 73 de WO0W | 
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