Saw that article before (forgot about it, memory is the second thing to
go), same principle as in the article I have here. Guess I don't need
to scan it. Thats one less thing to do, thanks Kevin.
Eric.
Kevin Custer wrote:
Eric M. wrote:
I found the article on how to build these, I wil
Eric M. wrote:
I found the article on how to build these, I will scan it and see how
it looks, unfortunately what I have looks like a copy of a copy. The
article was done by KA9LNV who is now K9EK.
There is already an article on how to _properly_ build and deploy these
http://www.repea
It looked good, there was no visible oxidization.
The end that was placed on the end of the CATV hard line was taped with
3 passes of electrical tape and covered in silicone, very well sealed.
The other end had and so-239 soldered to the tubing so I could connect
to the antenna, so it was se
On Fri, 29 Feb 2008, Eric M. wrote:
> Hey I did that! I had a run of about 120 feet and used the CATV
> hardline with homemade transformers on VHF. It worked great for about
> 2 years till I had to dismantle everything and move. I think I still
> have the procedures on how to make the matchin
Back around 1978 or 1979 we installed a UHF system at work and the two
control station installations used 50-ohm, 1/2", smooth aluminum hardline.
Both installations are still in place and still work like the day they were
installed. Just sharing an observation. In fact, one of the control statio
Hey I did that! I had a run of about 120 feet and used the CATV
hardline with homemade transformers on VHF. It worked great for about 2
years till I had to dismantle everything and move. I think I still have
the procedures on how to make the matching transformers around here
somewhere. Th
>I passed the Times (the mfgrs of LMR coax) Booth at the Vegas IWCE show
>this week. They like everyone else tried to talk people over to show
>their products. I just smiled and told them I wouldn't be interested...
>"these are not the droids you're looking for... move along"
>Great to meet so
Apparently copper is too expensive and no one wanted to raise the
price of the end product.
On 2/29/08, Jay Urish <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Oh gawd... I haven't heard about that.. That reaks of the 75ohm CATV
> crap "hardline" that some hams try and use with matching transformers..
>
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Oh gawd... I haven't heard about that.. That reaks of the 75ohm CATV
crap "hardline" that some hams try and use with matching transformers..
DCFluX wrote:
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> I'd be more worried with the oxidation of the 'new' aluminum heliax
> and the connectors.
>
> On 2/29/08, Jay Urish <[EMAIL PROTECT
I'd be more worried with the oxidation of the 'new' aluminum heliax
and the connectors.
On 2/29/08, Jay Urish <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> What?!?!?!
> Not even a little snide comment about the suitability of LMR in duplex
> service as you walked by? <;-><
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> skipp025 wrote:
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What?!?!?!
Not even a little snide comment about the suitability of LMR in duplex
service as you walked by? <;-><
skipp025 wrote:
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> I passed the Times (the mfgrs of LMR coax) Booth at the Vegas IWCE show
> this week. They like everyone else tried to talk people over to show
> their pro
I passed the Times (the mfgrs of LMR coax) Booth at the Vegas IWCE show
this week. They like everyone else tried to talk people over to show
their products. I just smiled and told them I wouldn't be interested...
"these are not the droids you're looking for... move along"
Great to meet some
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