[Antennas] Re: DC voltage on coax

Hermod Pedersen hermod.pedersen at bolina.hsb.se
Thu Nov 4 19:29:33 EST 2004


Nelson Wittstock wrote:
>I am currently enjoying using a pennant receiving antenna for 160 meters.  I
>would like to add another for a different direction but this means having a
>DPDT relay at the junction of the pointed ends.  I need to get voltage to
>the relay and I would like to do this by routing the voltage through the
>coax feed.  Can someone direct me to a site showing how this can be done?  I
>know I have seen plans for it but cannot find the information now.

To give you an idea on how it can be done, I have put a quick screen dump 
(in PDF format) for downloading at
http://www.hard-core-dx.com/nordicdx/antenna/wire/beverage/remoteswitch.pdf

I use it to control three remote beverage antennas, but should be easily 
converted to remote switch of any antenna.

Not a lot more details but the schematics. Those details that I have are in 
Swedish, and I don't feel like translating all that at this hour (past 
midnight, local time).

I have added a second PDF, showing how I connected the stuff.
http://www.hard-core-dx.com/nordicdx/antenna/wire/beverage/remoteswitch2.pdf


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