|
Title: Antenner Wires Post by: DMOD on October 09, 2014, 10:23:10 PM This is how we string Antenner Wires In IOWA. ;D
I also found a little pi-wound RF Choke for my 304TL transmitter. 7" Long with largest coil 3.5" diameter. Measured 5.5 mH. Title: Re: Antenner Wires Post by: Opcom on October 09, 2014, 10:48:26 PM There is a string of now-disused poles on a friend's property. No wires nothing. He won't let us put up a SWL wire.. could be 500FT of it, 30 FT up.
Title: Re: Antenner Wires Post by: KB2WIG on October 10, 2014, 01:21:03 AM Does the power co still have the right of way?? If so, see if they'll let you lease the poles. klc Title: Re: Antenner Wires Post by: KA0HCP on October 10, 2014, 11:15:58 AM I can't wait to see the semi-annual rotation of the array! :)
Title: Re: Antenner Wires Post by: W3RSW on October 10, 2014, 04:11:07 PM Good one, but mostly Only if you wish to communicate off planet. ;D AMfone - Dedicated to Amplitude Modulation on the Amateur Radio Bands
Reminder: you may wish to consider diurnal, solar system transport, galactic rotational, galactic travel to nerest bubble concentration, etc., ...on infinitum in addition to seasonal (solar system orbital) mentioned. Other directional changes...nutational, precessional, plate tectonical,... Diurnal is your quickest bet since most of these anticipate a very long lasting array. Diurnal also includes a markedly good ionospheric effect, righ up there with local star, solar sunspot cycle. Might even be a small tidal effect if your beam is narrow enough. Kraus would be proud of you. |