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I had thought about it because I had a 500 ft roll on hand at the time - but
changed my mind because research showed zip cord to be high-loss "pegge" wrote in message ... someone tried to feed a type g5rv antenna with ŽeuropeanŽ zip-cord ? (european meaning double the Volts compared to USA, thus half amps for the same lamp wattage) Would yield a simple ant, peel the first say abt 15- 17 meters, splitting them up to the dipole part and the the rest X meter to a balanced tuner etc. sorry if this has been up too many times, search didŽnt give a clue! Tnx for info, 73 Per / sm7aha malmo, sweden |
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