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On Sun, 02 May 2004 13:43:16 GMT, Ken wrote:
However, the reel is too small to hold 135 ft of wire, which is the next useful length (160M resonant). What is a good way of adding a 48 ft wire tail to the wire on the reel if I find myself on rare occasion wanting to use 135 ft. wires? Since your wire is so lightweight, only 26 ga., banana plugs/jacks might work. Otherwise, the stainless nut/bolts should do the trick. It shouldn't take much -- I've added tails to my dipole with alligator clips. Bob k5qwg Ken KC2JDY Ken (to reply via email remove "zz" from address) |
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