Making some ladder line
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Really enjoyed this Dave! Chopping boards are incredibly versatile for projects, though I used plastic coathangers for mine. Loved the bit where you said you won't argue about the spacing - some think it's terribly critical and are afraid of giving it a go if an exact figure isn't given.
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Superb Dave ! VY FB, TKS...........
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Just love this video. So practical. thanks,
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Hi, what is the wire spacing ( I presume its spaced for 450 ohm?) cheers.
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Fantastic!
I agree with OH2FFY hams today are spoiled and want everything now and won't work for it. I myself love to build my own things but the parts are hard to come by.
73 VO1GXG Matt.
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This video shows that hams still have the knack of homebrewing when something cannot be easily found.I like this video and shows how simple it is to construct ladder line . The dollar stores are a great place to find items that can be used in the hanshack and does nit cost a fortune.Good job Dave,hope that was not the xyl's cutting board or you'll be qrt.HI!!73,Don,VO1XH
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Way to go. Great video! kg4djy
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I have been using a dipole fed with homebrew open line for about 6 months. I used plastic soda bottle caps for the spacers and zip ties to hold the wire in place. It works very well.
VA3AEQ
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broavooooooooo my man KB9QHB
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Now THAT'S REAL ham radio, my friend! Nicely done!
72,
Pete AA8GK
Coudn't buy it - thought it would take ages to make. Less than 3 hrs later I had 35 ft of ladder line. The wire was "marine" twin flex which I tore apart. Luckily I had the parts.
dwardley 2 years ago