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Ron Walters wrote:
#3 is the easiest but I am worried about open wire feed-line coiled, thoughts please! Adjacent coils of parallel feedline should never be located very close to each other. The minimum spacing should be a few times the spacing between the wires. What I do is use a dacron messenger line. For instance, if a knot is tied in the dacron messenger line every two feet and at each knot, the length of the parallel line is four feet, a transmission spiral will result where 100 feet of ladder-line can be spiraled into 50 linear feet of messenger line. The ladder-line can be attached at the knots using black nylon tie wraps. Hope this is understandable and helps. -- 73, Cecil, IEEE, OOTC, http://www.w5dxp.com |
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