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RHF wrote:
... "N", Don't know too many 'Hams' would would take 50 Feet of common Speaker Wire and tie-a-knot at 30 Feet and then split the two Wires in the remaining 20 Feet and use the thing as a "Stealth" Dipole Antenna with their Transmitter -but- a Shortwave Radio Listener (SWL) can do that and have a very practical SWL Antenna to use with many 'portable' AM&FM Shortwave Radios. 50-Ft. 24-Gauge Clear 2-Conductor Speaker Wire RadioShack Catalog # 278-1301 http://www.radioshack.com/product/in...ductId=2102499 "n" - practically speaking {in practice} there is a difference between between hams and swls ~ RHF . . I have taken ordinary lamp zip cord, split the two leads apart to for a 1/4 wave dipole and fed the end of the remaining length of zip cord with a balun to the rig (some zip cord is ~68-72 ohm balanced line, the mismatch is more than acceptable for field/emergency use.) Never, say never ... some ham will do it! Regards, JS |
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