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I'm thinking about hanging a dipole from a roof gable to a tree. Of course the feed line connects
to the dipole in the center which presents a problem: If I drop the feed line straight down it will end up in the middle of the yard where people walk and the grass is mowed. Is it possible to run a coax feed line back to the house along one leg of the dipole, perhaps suspended a foot or so below it? |
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