[AMRadio] Different bands ADDENDUM

rbethman rbethman at comcast.net
Fri Jan 27 14:21:40 EST 2012


This brings me back to issues of the high voltage end again, and how to 
insulate from the Big Sugar Maple directly in the path.

The constant swaying, like today with the gusts that have hit 61mph, 
make it another problematic area.

It is why I haven't done it yet.

Even though I have plenty of wire, most is bare.  Running insulated wire 
would lose its insulation real fast.  I "could" look at surgical rubber 
tubing to slide over the wire, but I'd have to investigate how to get it 
to stay in place, yet let the insulated wire slide freely.

Any lubricant, even Yellow Jacket, used in pulling cable, would lose its 
lubricating ability over time and water exposure.

Time to try and find a solution.

-------------- Original Message ----------------

The only possible way to run 80 and/or 160 would be to run a wire off 
the back of the BC-939 Antenna Coupler.

That puts me strictly on the *Beast*, (BC-610 or T-213.).

Those couplers are quirky as are the Beasts.  They haven't a single 
capacitor in them - *Except* when you run 2MC and below.

Bob - N0DGN



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