[Antennas] What If .....rather small 75 ohm coax
George, W5YR
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2002年5月25日 20:01:00 -0500
One other comment: in theory it will be a little more broadbanded because
of the larger conductor diameter, but you are unlikely to find that it is
enough to justify using coax. Stick to wire - it is cheaper and works just
as good. I use 500 ft spools of #14 THHN stranded house wire from Home
Depot at 15ドル a spool.
73/72/oo, George W5YR - the Yellow Rose of Texas
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Ronald KA4INM Youvan wrote:
>> > I have a roll of rather small 75 ohm coax.
> > center and braid together at each end, will it radiate adequately as is?
>> Yes.
>> There are better ways to utilize your coax than to make an antenna that
>> will stretch in the wind. (if not break)
>> Antenna are outdoor things (40 meter inverted "V"'s are) and are subjected
> to weather, they need to be planed and built to stay as they were built.