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Hello Group,
I am currently restoring a Hygain 18AVt vertical antenna for our local AR club. I have dis-assembled the bracket on which the feedpoint is mounted. I have discovered that the centre conductor of the SO239 to the first vertical member is fed with a short length of braided copper. My question is, should I use a piece of braid or stranded copper wire, or a piece of solid copper wire in a 1/2 turn coil to minimise any strain on the joints? I was led to believe that braid isn't a good earthing medium and wonder if the same applies for feeding RF. The maximum transmitting power won't be over 200 watts. I would appreciate some input here. 73 John VK2KCE |
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