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4113
Hi, I have added some pics. of my hexbeam under OZ6ABM - 5P5R. Some details: - the beam is mounted on a telescopic antenna mast. Retracted at about 8 feet high...
rkiskan
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Aug 3, 2007
12:16 pm
4114
Robin: Congratulations on the new hexbeam. You used your imagination to come up with some unique ideas. Keep us informed on how it is doing. Leo, K4KIO...
k4kio
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Aug 4, 2007
6:49 pm
4115
Robin, Nice job! It's good to see some pictures of the antenna after all our e-mails :) Let us know how it performs. 73, Steve G3TXQ...
Steve
steveeh131047
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Aug 4, 2007
7:33 pm
4116
Hi Steve, The beam is performing OK. Just being able to use 5 bands instead of 3 on the old tri-bander makes a big difference when going to 12 and 17. As you...
rkiskan
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Aug 5, 2007
7:50 am
4117
I have noticed some disconnects between what I have tested and other anecdotal construction details on RFI prevention and choke design. I offer these...
Charles
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Aug 10, 2007
12:48 am
4118
If you plan to try fiberglass electric fence standards for arms, then don't use the 10mm, they are too flexable. the shape they form with 2meters of 21x1mm...
zl2tis
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Aug 10, 2007
12:51 am
4119
Very nice discussion Chuck. I have helped many people solve their shack RFI problems using RF chokes. I would like to mention a couple of things. Type 31 is...
w4wb
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Aug 10, 2007
1:04 am
4120
Charles, You mentioned a combination of type 31 and 43. What ratio of the two do you use and why? Thanks, Wendell K4MC Charles <starbuddy2001@...>...
Wendell Reeve
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Aug 10, 2007
3:21 am
4121
Ian, Are you talking about 2 meters for each arm? I've no practical, nor modelling, data to go on but my instincts say that is a lot of metal to have so close...
Steve
steveeh131047
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Aug 10, 2007
11:31 am
4122
... two do you use and why? ... Thanks Wendell. Frankly Wendell I would use all type 31 if I had sufficient supply of it. I simply had a lot of type 43 here...
Charles
starbuddy2001
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Aug 10, 2007
1:40 pm
4123
Type 31 is an ... Hello Barry. I didn't have any type 77 or 73 so I cannot comment on it. I did have and measure 43 and 31. Also would refer you to the ...
Charles
starbuddy2001
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Aug 10, 2007
3:00 pm
4124
Hi Steve Thanks for the reply, I hardly understood my own message when I reread it, should not have pressed the send button so quickly. I used 2, 2 meter poles...
Ian Stewart
zl2tis
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Aug 11, 2007
5:56 am
4125
Hi Chuck, Interesting paper you referenced in the files. I note that he counts his line passings a bit odd. The upper has 3 passings and the bottom two. Net...
w4wb
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Aug 11, 2007
4:55 pm
4126
Hi folks, Like many keen folks on the list i am planning a Hexbeam for the shack. I can get a roll of 1.6mm hard-drawn copper wire at around 58M in length, and...
Chris Keladis
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Aug 12, 2007
11:02 am
4127
Hi Chris Another alternative is to use Dowel. It has to be well sealed to survive the weather. Also Tasmanian oak seems to be the best and is available up to...
Stuart Cameron VK2MIC
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Aug 12, 2007
11:56 am
4128
Hi Stuart, I've heard of the PVC/Dowel combo before. Dowel seems a bit stiff to me, does it handle the bowing required in the "upside down umbrella"? Perhaps...
Chris Keladis
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Aug 12, 2007
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4129
Chris VK2MOX wrote: I can get a roll of 1.6mm hard-drawn copper wire at around 58M in length, and i'm trying to work out if that would be enough for a 5-band ...
Edward Bastow
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Aug 13, 2007
12:44 am
4130
Edward Bastow wrote: Hi Ted, ... Fair enough. No, i hadn't had the opportunity until very recently to work with HD copper and see what you mean. I considered...
Chris Keladis
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Aug 13, 2007
10:07 am
4131
Let me offer several data points. My actual measured (common mode) results with Type 43 material is 3400 ohms at 14 mhz. Have you measured type 77? I simply...
Charles
starbuddy2001
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Aug 13, 2007
1:35 pm
4132
Chris, Remember that the 17m thru 10m wires don't take any strain, and nor would the 20m wires if you were to leave in place the 12 cords used to pull the...
Steve
steveeh131047
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Aug 13, 2007
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4133
Hello All, Well, I am just about to have "lift". I made my Hexbeam using K4KIO's info in" concert" with Steve's stuff. I've been checking&checking...
nowakraymond
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Aug 14, 2007
9:24 pm
4134
Ray, A few thoughts: 1) Bad News: if you move to separate feedlines, but stick with the "multiband" wire dimensions you may find that the SWR is marginally ...
Steve
steveeh131047
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Aug 15, 2007
7:53 am
4135
To followup on my recent posting asking about telescoping mast choices - I've purchased a 40' Rohn/Radian mast. I found it at Ness Electronics in St Paul, MN...
roycarlson12
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Aug 17, 2007
5:00 am
4136
roycarlson12 writes... ... Don't you want to be able to aim the antenna? I have a heavy-duty TV antenna rotator that I'm planning to use with mine. The TV...
Rick Denney
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Aug 17, 2007
4:15 pm
4137
Had much the same issue myself regarding the top mounting. I cut the bell part off the center pipe. The straight pvc end goes into the top connector of a tv...
rkiskan
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Aug 17, 2007
8:47 pm
4138
I have almost the same set up. Mine is about 3 feet below, with no interaction. Second set is about 4-10 feet lower...and the base is bracketed to my qth. Good...
bur52@...
bur52
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Aug 17, 2007
11:10 pm
4139
Rick Yes... originally my plan was to put the rotator at the top of the mast, however when I tried raising the mast without the rotator and antenna it was...
roycarlson12
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Aug 17, 2007
11:30 pm
4140
..ERA that is 4 wires, 10 feet lower 73 ************************************** Get a sneak peek of the all-new AOL at ...
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bur52
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Aug 18, 2007
12:01 am
4141
use an ofgs clamp with a skyhook..Works perfect as a lifting cantilever every time...(OFGS= OH FOR GODS SAKE!)Actually get a few friend to help work the guys ...
Mike Van Winkle
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Aug 18, 2007
1:56 am
4142
I have my hexbeam on a Rohn 50ft telescoping mast extended to approx 36 ft. The Rotator is mounted at the bottom and I use 3/16 dia phillystran for the Guys. ...
Bill Seaborn
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Aug 19, 2007
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