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Here is a link to when Oatmeal talked about his mountain line, but it is on another forum. Check out the discussion, and make up your own minds about the possibilities. I can't say Oatmeal didn't do what he said, but it would amaze me if it worked under those conditions. I've tried to use professional made coax with graphs in them before and they don't work. The impedance bump is so bad your SWR would be in right field. Such graphs are not intended to be installed into full radio service. They are used only in cases where full length is necessary to fill a spool in the production line. Such spools are marked as such for the purchaser and the spools may be priced accordingly.

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359, check out the sage comments you made in your signature area.

<blockquote data-quote="Marconi" data-source="post: 357116" data-attributes="member: 903">Here is a link to when Oatmeal talked about his mountain line, but it is on another forum. Check out the discussion, and make up your own minds about the possibilities. I can&#039;t say Oatmeal didn&#039;t do what he said, but it would amaze me if it worked under those conditions. I&#039;ve tried to use professional made coax with graphs in them before and they don&#039;t work. The impedance bump is so bad your SWR would be in right field. Such graphs are not intended to be installed into full radio service. They are used only in cases where full length is necessary to fill a spool in the production line. Such spools are marked as such for the purchaser and the spools may be priced accordingly.&nbsp;<a href="http://www.mauldroppers.com/showthread.php?17556-Hard-line-wire-coax&amp;p=220841#post220841" target="_blank">http://www.mauldroppers.com/showthread.php?17556-Hard-line-wire-coax&amp;p=220841#post220841</a>&nbsp;359, check out the sage comments you made in your signature area.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Marconi, post: 357116, member: 903"] Here is a link to when Oatmeal talked about his mountain line, but it is on another forum. Check out the discussion, and make up your own minds about the possibilities. I can't say Oatmeal didn't do what he said, but it would amaze me if it worked under those conditions. I've tried to use professional made coax with graphs in them before and they don't work. The impedance bump is so bad your SWR would be in right field. Such graphs are not intended to be installed into full radio service. They are used only in cases where full length is necessary to fill a spool in the production line. Such spools are marked as such for the purchaser and the spools may be priced accordingly. [URL]http://www.mauldroppers.com/showthread.php?17556-Hard-line-wire-coax&p=220841#post220841[/URL] 359, check out the sage comments you made in your signature area. [/QUOTE]

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