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I've had a store bought (so sue me) dipole fed with 600 ohm ladder line up
35 feet for about a year and a half now and I love this antenna. It's 66 feet in length and I can pretty much tune everything from 40 through 10 meters with a Dentron Super Tuner. This thing came with 50 feet of ladder line and I have it draped all over the place trying to take up the slack before it finally feeds into the shack. My question is can I safely cut some of this excess ladder line off? I assume that it will impact the tuning but I'm also assuming the tuner will take care of it. I guess I can always cut it off and if it doesn't work I can wire nut it back together again. It just looks sloppy with all this extra feed line drooping off the roof and suspended by the fence (and over to grandma's house we go) before it finally comes into the shack. Your thoughts are appreciated. |
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