Then you could just use his rear ;) 73! -Adam WJ4X All those plastic Owls will become redundant when the poles swap over from North to South anyway. _______________________________________________ __
You twist his nose for Declination. Adam WJ4X --Original Message-- From: towertalk-bounces@contesting.com [mailto:towertalk-bounces@contesting.com] On Behalf Of Alan NV8A Sent: Tuesday, November 11,
I'm putting up a new tower myself, I used a run of Buryflex to the tribander, then a run of LMR 400 to a switch for the other antennas (Wires and verticals). I think these do fine for shorter runs on
Do you have a dollar store around? They have plenty of things I've used for housings. Also, Christmas time is a good time to pick up those cookie tins, I use them for shielding, they cut really easy
I have a TA 33 manual in PDF if that will help you, They should be simular, let me know if you'd like a copy. 73, -Adam WJ4X Anybody out there that can help me with a copy of the manual for the Mosle
I have a tennis ball launcher, works great, it'll go over a 150 ft tree easily. I use approx 45 psi of co2 in it. I've shot tennis balls over 2 trees at once before, both 70' tall and approx 100' apa
I shoot mine like I shoot a bow. It's just a feel for where it's going to go. I sight down the barrel and shoot, just like looking down an arrow. I could most likely hit that 2 sq. ft. hole first sho
I have a Mosley TA 33 that we put up today, it doesn't want to resonate anywhere useful. Any advice on anything I need to look out for? All the traps are correct, and it's built exactly to spec. Also
Strangely enough today I looked at the schematic for the 800 DXA rotator I have to see if I could borrow a 12+ line (unfortunately not) and saw that there was nothing at the motor on pin 6. On my "Co
Drill a big enough hole to thread in a faucet bubbler. They are $2 at any hardware store and work really nice and look good. 73! -Adam WJ4X <snip> Now, If I can just figure out how moisture is gettin
http://www.cement.org/basics/concretebasics_faqs.asp 73! -Adam WJ4X Howdy, TowerTalkians -- If you know of a website that has concrete cure times, I'd appreciate it if you'd pass it along. I wasn't a
Fastenal is where I buy my cable. I think I paid 21 cents a foot for the 1/4" EHS I bought. You should have one somewhere close to you. Fastenal 616 Frazier S Conroe, TX 77301 P: (936)539-2088 F: (93
I ordered what I got, it took a week or so. They also sourced the anchor bolts for my tower base. If it's not in the store, they order it. Nice place to have locally. Plus they tend to give away fast
I went in and asked for 125' lengths of 1/4" Extra High Strength cable... They called me a week later and told me to come get it.. I didn't ask for the part number. 73, -Adam --Original Message-- Fro
http://www.wb0w.com/ 73! -Adam WJ4X I'm looking for concrete base stubs for a Rohn HDBX 48 the original part is BXB8. Does anyone know of a source for these or a safe and reasonable substitute? Thank
I've used some of the Jefa cable, looks and works great. Seems to be on spec. I have a couple runs out to my tower for wire antennas, and it's great cable. What are you wanting to do with the coax? 7
Tarheel makes one. We have one on our club's trailer. http://www.tarheelantennas.com/mounts 73! -Adam WJ4X --Original Message-- From: towertalk-bounces@contesting.com [mailto:towertalk-bounces@contes
I also would throw Bury Flex in the running, it's what I use for everything 440 and down. I have a run of Jefe 400, and it works well on HF, but as far as measured spec, I have no clue, but it does a
I second the use of wire soap. It's cheap and won't damage the jacket. You have to watch some petrochemicals as they will slowly erode the plastic jacket on your coax. As far as pulling the wires, I
Plastic is cheap and easily mass produced. 73! -Adam WJ4X _______________________________________________ _______________________________________________ TowerTalk mailing list TowerTalk@contesting.c