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April 10th 10, 04:46 PM
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Bamboo as antenna parts and supports
On Apr 10, 10:10*am, kc9pbu wrote:
I would also be interested to see if someone knows of a way to jigsaw the pieces properly and maybe use hose clamps to create sections longer than 12 feet. My thought exactly. Maybe some kind of scarf joint or other and hose clamps. How about multiple (3?) canes with butt/scarf joints staggered along the length? Dowels maybe? |
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April 11th 10, 01:24 AM
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Bamboo as antenna parts and supports
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, " wrote: On Apr 10, 10:10*am, kc9pbu wrote: I would also be interested to see if someone knows of a way to jigsaw the pieces properly and maybe use hose clamps to create sections longer than 12 feet. My thought exactly. Maybe some kind of scarf joint or other and hose clamps. How about multiple (3?) canes with butt/scarf joints staggered along the length? Dowels maybe? FYI, bamboo is a weed and grows like all heck! |
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