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Hi all,
I seem to recall a while back, someone posting an article about stopping birds - parrots in particular - from nibbling away at coax and insulated wires. One of our local club members has 4X10 on 2m and 4X15 on 432 MHz. We discovered that ALL of the 4:1 coax baluns had been chewed - some to the point that they were not connected to the yagis at all! Some of the baluns had sections completely missing. Amazingly enough, he still seemed to get out. Anyway, we have temporarily replaced the baluns but we need to find a way of preventing a reoccurrence of parrot pecking. All ideas and thoughts considered - sensible ones of course ![]() 73 de Alan |
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