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Equipment --> Subject: static

ZL1THH posted in Equipment on 2020-12-09 15:52

You just put a high value R across the line for static. Just has to have breakdown voltage greater than max for your transmitter at VSWR=N

You don't use a spark gap to discharge static, as it is making RX noise.