Does anyone have first-hand experience with Ecoflex? It looks quite good.
http://vibroplex.com/contents/en-us/d38.html
73,
Steve
NN4X
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> From: Robert Harmon <k6uj@pacbell.net>
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> Grant,
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> I will have a stack on my HDX589 consisting of 40/20 on the bottom
and a new 17/15/12/10 on top.
> I see your point on LMR600UF for the swing arm loops not holding up.
> So lets see if I have your arrangement right. You are running 7/8
and 1/2 LDF from the shack to the tower top section,
> then they connect to Buryflex for the swing arm loops for rotation,
and the Buryflex cables continue up the mast and connect to the
> beams. Is that correct ?
>
> Bob
> K6UJ
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>> On Aug 1, 2015, at 7:16 AM, Grant Saviers <grants2@pacbell.net> wrote:
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>> I second Roger's comment. Coax I removed from a large stack were
7/8 hardline to LMR600UF swing arm loops, and the 600 was in bad shape
after 7 years. Several cuts, one complete tear of the braid, water
inside. I'm using Buryflex service loops and with 7/8 LDF5 for 20/15/10
and 1/2 LDF4 80 & 40 have less than 0.8db loss Yagi feedpoint to amp on
all bands. Buryflex is very tough stuff and flexible enough for service
loops. With the long runs (140' tower, 125' to shack) in hardline the
slight additional loss for the short service loop is within the loss budget.
>>
>> Grant KZ1W
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