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Bob I bought an Apple printer cable off Ebay (see earlier post) I made up a length of rg-8x and added a so-239 'barrel' connector Installed some snap-on rf suppression toriods to both cables, just to

What, please, is the "feet" equivalence of a "tard", please? Just curious. The sand may be a poor conductor but if your copper or galvanize ground rod (8 feet?) reaches salt water in the ground you

Hi Bob, absolutely no problem to use a longer control lint to the FC-40. I made a 10m (30ft) long one and used it on many locations. See also earlier posts here in the forum. 73, Jurgen, DJ5HD/VK3ADO

Hi Group, I am being forced out of my nice 2nd floor shack by a family member who needs the radio room to turn back into a bedroom. I will soon be operating from my old home in the basement. Has

Thank you, will check nice weekend ----------------------------- Hanno Vogels, DK3HV eMail: hanno@... EL: DB0EL-R or DM0ZIR-N phone: +49 8102 729600 fax: +49 8102 729655 http://www.dk3hv.com

Look in the files section of this group I had post a chart for just that question. It is called AH-4 Graphical Wire Length Calculator 2.2.xls

Check the archives. There was a chart on wire lengths .....N4NSS Kyle Hanno Vogels <hanno@...> wrote: Dear friends, I still own a 40 remote tuner since it is out on the market, but never used it

Dear friends, I still own a 40 remote tuner since it is out on the market, but never used it under real conditions, just for a test. My mobile favorite is still the ATAS 120 and I use the Ft 857 /

Try a G5RV, Windom, Inverted " V "................... Jon Robert Pellant <ab1ff@...> wrote: I haven't been doing much radio camping this summer yet; however, I am going to norther WI this

I haven't been doing much radio camping this summer yet; however, I am going to norther WI this weekend and hope to get some radio time in. Last year I used mostly a long wire >>1 ?. Unfortunately I

Here is his reply re. shielding: -- Thanks! & 73, doc kd4e http://bibleseven.com Florida Home w/Rohn 45 in concrete base & 10 acres for sale: <http://bibleseven.cjb.cc/cjb-steelhouse-index.html>

Doc Did not email the seller asking if they were shielded or not. Based on early posts in this forum, I went with the Imagewriter extension cable. For the price I figure I can always add clamp-on rf

Did you ask if they are shielded cables? I worry that unshielded cable may suffer in a RF-hot environment. Also, if anyone has trouble with the long URL just go to <http://ebay.com> and enter the Item

For those looking for ready-made extension cables for your FC-40, I found these on Ebay. Guy should have 12 left (at time of post) and is only getting $11+ including shipping These are 25 ft long and

Converted from Rich Text Ah well, never mind. it would be nice to see a drawing too if the wires don't show up well .... my 80m loop uses black covered wire, same photographic challenge! _____

Hi Clive I posted 3 images in the photos section. All I could show was the ladder loc centre piece, the ladder line coming down from the tree into my shack and the FC40 in situ on the shack wall. The

Converted from Rich Text Excellent, would love to see pic or just a diagram! _____ Original message _____ Subject: [YaesuTuner] FC-40 with Doublet Antenna Author: "mi5utc" <alpinecarni@...>

Hello group I have just made up a doublet antenna, 102ft top with a ladder loc from radio works fed by approx 30ft 450ohm ladderline connected directly to the rf hot and ground terminals. The antenna

May the FC-40 be used with rigs other than the FT-897? I hope to acquire a FT-897d soon but also have a TenTec 580 Delta. Any special interfaces needed to use it with a TenTec? -- Thanks! & 73, doc

Sure but, you can also get extention cables too. Check the archives. mi5utc <alpinecarni@...> wrote: --- In YaesuTuner@..., "mi5utc" <alpinecarni@...> wrote: control Yes I tried