The hard way: A friend used "big enough" brass rod, 1 1/2" long, milled
or drilled a hole, in the ends, to fit the center conductor. Tin and
solder to splice the center conductors. Copper pipe, big enough, 3 to 4
inches long to slip over outer copper, tin and solder. (slide the outer
pipe on first). Used some 1/8"x 6" al strips, with hose clamps, as a splint.
Easy way: Tape the two pieces side by side, wrap copper flashing on
outer and inner, solder. Sandwich bag, tape.
Steve London wrote:
> Anyone have some good tricks for splicing Andrew LDF4 1/2" Heliax ?
>
> This would be for HF use, only - not worried about a small impedance bump.
>
> 73,
> Steve, N2IC
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