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My thanks to the entire group for the excellent responses (mostly :^) ) on my problem. It was only yesterday that I finally had opportunity to address it. The RF on the fish line did not work.... just did not seem to couple and radiate. However, a very very simple procedure ( one of you mentioned this ) did work. I had my wife pull and push the fish tape back and forth while I listened very closely for any sound of it thumping against the end of the pvc at the far end. It worked. I did not actually hear it hittingi the duct tape, but I did hear it as it moved back and forth on the last sweep at the end. It was only about 8 inches under the surface of the sand ( much less than I had thought ) and was located farily easily. You guys came up with a plethora of solutions which would have been fun to try.... one of the reasons I posted the question to this group, even though a bit off topic. To answer one question, the PVC will only be used for electrical, not antenna, so the 3/4" is quite sufficient for my needs. Again, thanks to all. I won't forget some of these methods suggested. Ed K7AAT |
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