Re: [TowerTalk] long feedline

[david jordan <wa3gin@erols.com>]

The other option is to install the station at the hill top with 
battery/solar cells/PC  and  802.11G link the audio/command and control 
back to the house.
This has been done at numerous locations around the country with great 
success. 

73,
dave
wa3gin

Craig Clark wrote:

> Here's the citation for the long feedline article
>
> Transmission lines, long, for optimum antenna location N4UH 12 Oct 80
> Ham Radio Magazine
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