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![]() I hear that RG-8 shouldn't be buried, but if not, the reason for the problem is the hired help with the mower people. They either will chop it up or won't cut near it and complain to the land lord. He hasn't complained about what we have so far, so I am keeping it low key until we can find a better, ham-friendly place in which to move. If you're only operating on HF, 100 watts or less, and your feedline runs are of moderate length, or less, you could probabaly get by with the smaller and inexpensive RG-58.... or RG-8X if you're loss conscious. Either way, you could enclose it in cheap PVC, as small in diameter as you can get and still get the coax through it. The electrical gray stuff would not only be less noticable, but is pretty tough. Groundskeeper weedeaters shouldn't bother it if they hit it. ... just a thought. Ed K7AAT |
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