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Old April 20th 04, 07:09 PM
zeno
 
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Hi Cecil,

I will check that out.

While playing around with wire last night, seriously, the diy that
looked like it would work best was the sample I put together with some
#10 bare copper!

I have been known to end up doing things the hard way, and overdoing
things....

so why not this #10 bare copper ladder line?

73,

Bill

Cecil Moore wrote:

zeno wrote:
Any recommendations on a specific type of commercially made window
(ladder) line? I see that it comes in a variety of configurations
and slight differences in Z.


I use Wireman #554, #14, stranded, copper-clad steel. It's
virtually indestructible. http://www.thewireman.com
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