Howdy-
I've just purchased a bunch of stuff to get started building an antenna
system here on my rooftop in Brooklyn. Previous to being here in NYC, I
was in IL, where I had a rather complete grounded setup (radials
underground, copper grounding pipes at coax entry and at the antenna
base, even access inside the house to ground on cold water pipes).... -
here in NY, being on the top floor (4), with the current configuration,
i'd be lucky to even get close to a cold water pipe. Any suggestions for
dealing with "high altitude" grounding and lightning arrestors on the
coax feeds?
Antennas: tribander beam, vertical ant, 2m/440 vertical.
Terrain: I'm not the highest structure around within 1 mile, but on my
block, I am the highest point, which concerns me when we start talking
about thunderstorms.
Any feedback and advice would be most appreciated..
WT2P
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