[Antennas] Optimal longwire for QRP
Chris BONDE
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2002年5月13日 09:46:54 -0700
Now, if what you are talking about is what some Americans call "bungie"
cords then I always have couple in the boot. But I do remember pictures of
some cars with belts on the hood running parallel to the win'screen.
Do you put the shock cords in parallel to give better weigth distrubution
or as a saftey precausion as the cords deteriate in the sun and rain?
Chris opr VE7HCB
>At 09:13 PM 5/12/2002 +0100, STEPHEN C J BUNTING wrote:
>>Guys,
>>>>For thoses of us outside the US are "shock cords" a comercial item ? I
>>imagine these to be the elasticated items that you use to hold thinngs
>>to a car roof rack.... but I may be way off here.
>>Second most useful application, right after antennas.
>>>>US and Britsh English are often quite different !
>>Just don't try to use them on your car "bonnet"
>>>>73, Chas, W1CG
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