Author: Dave G4GED <radiodave.g4ged@tiscali.co.uk>
Date: Tue, 08 Oct 2013 08:17:43 +0100
Hi all, I want to re-run all my TX and RX antenna feeders through trunking (detachable lid type), fixed along the bottom of a new 200ft timber fence. This will give protection and future flexibility
The question is...to use galvanised steel or PVC? I'm favouring steel because when earthed, I believe it will give extra noise screening for the RX feeders but are there any down sides such as "oven
I think the British word "trunking" is what we in the US would call "cable tray", metal trays with removable metal lids. Cable tray is very nice for cable management. Solid bottom galvanized cable tr
Does anyone have any relative experience please? The plastic trunking I tried became a home for various wildlife. While it kept the rain off the cables, it did make them thoroughly unpleasant to han
I have pretty different needs on a mountain top in Western Colorado I need to shield my cables from pack rats who will chew on it. I use very inexpensive irrigation tubing which is made for in ground
Lightning strikes aren't common round here, and if there is one it's more likely to damage the trees or the house. I don't want anyone to get the impression the lightning damage I get comes from ligh
Recently St. Croix was wired across the 27 mile length with yellow tubular fiber conduit designed for direct burial. When the huge truck mounted cable reels had tails of 20 and 30 feet left over I pi