These electrically "short" antennas require "grounding" or "earthing wires" to function, typically buried in the soil or laid on the soil in a flat, radial pattern.
The radials are typically buried in the soil or laid on the soil in a flat, radial pattern. These electrically "short" antennas require "grounding" or "earthing wires" to function well.
These electrically "short" antennas require "grounding" or "earthing wires" to function well. The radials are typically buried in the soil or laid on the soil in a flat, radial pattern.
These electrically "short" antennas require "grounding" or "earthing wires" to function well. The radials are typically buried in the soil or laid on the soil in a flat, radial pattern.