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Old February 26th 05, 02:38 PM
Cecil Moore
 
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Jon wrote:
I live in a similar location to you and have found the 450 Ohm ladder line
to be pretty useless in the wind. It seems to break every couple of months
and I have to keep repairing it.


That's true for the solid copper wire stuff. But
I have used the #14 stranded stuff ever since it
was introduced and it has never broken. AZ and
TX have their share of wind.
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