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December 21st 05, 01:45 AM
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Considering the Par Electronics End-Fed Shortwave Listener's (EF-SWL) Antenna
David wrote: On 20 Dec 2005 15:40:43 -0800, "RHF" wrote: David, The Par Electronics End-Fed Shortwave Listener's EF-SWL Antenna uses 45 Feet of # 14 AWG Polyethylene Black Jacketed Flex-Weave Antenna Wire with 168 Copper Strands as it's Wire Antenna Element. FLEX-WEAVE = http://www.davisrf.com/ham1/flexweve.htm That was the basis of the above # 14 AWG comparison ~ RHF . Like I said, it's very nice. Probably overkill. I have a piece of Teflon insulated, tinned 22g strateched 125' across my backyard that's working just fine. Seems a thick wire like the 14g would require a heavier-duty suppourt arrangement. I just use nails and TyRaps. |
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