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On Thu, 13 Oct 2016, highlandham wrote:
On 10/10/2016 08:30 PM, Tekkie® wrote: Hi all, I want to run a coax into to my house bedroom because I'm disabled. I recall reading having a short piece of electrical pipe placed through the wall and sealed after the coax is run. Any other ideas? How much of a tail should brought into the room? ======== If a hole in the outer wall is required ,please ensure that that hole is drilled in such a way that the conduit pipe is sloping down from inside to outside to prevent water ingress. That's a good point, the sort of thing that should be obvious, but probably gets forgotten. I was certainly thinking about keeping the cold out. One year I had some really thick coax, was it RG-17?, coming through a window, didn't want to leave anything permanent. So all that cold winter the sliding part of the outer window was partially open, to let the coax through there, and let the end sit between the two windows. And then when I wanted to use the antenna, I'd open the inner window and uncoil the bit of coax there, and connect a piece that went to the rig. I can't believe I did that, it didn't make things very warm. Michael |
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