[RE: [RE: [TenTec] RFI and Orion ]]

[Dave]

to go through a wall, I have used and recommend two short pieces of 
coax, equal length....   center conductors to tuner terminals, shields 
tied together,grounded... then at other end. conducters to ladder 
line, shields soldered together, weather sealed.

excellent way to go a few feet, you can coil it, lay it on 
anything....
Dave K8BBM


On Thu, 22 Apr 2004 16:26:35 -0500
Michael Goins <mgoins at usa.net> wrote: 
> I have a real problem with the new house. I built a wall of amoires 
> seperated
> by a desk where I write (college prof/fiction writer). It also holds 
> all the
> gear on one of the shelves over my computer. 
> 
> It is on a wall with no windows (only windows are on the opposite 
> wall,
> ceiling to floor), so I am looking at probably drilling a hole 
> through the
> wall and brick outside to install a pvc pass-through tube. 
> 
> I have antenna problems with a very difficult neighbor (no radio 
> problems,
> yet), On top of that, I run 1 watt all the time, ssb, cw, and psk. 
> 
> I'm a proponent of the centerfed 44 or 88 foot dipole, although I am 
> looking
> at another multiband vertical dipole (had good results there in the 
> past).
> Have some ideas I want to try, but biggest problem at the moment is 
> getting
> the feedline through the wall and RF potential floating around. 
> 
> 
> 
> 72,
> mike
> K5WMG
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