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My "AR-99" Ringo
- Thread starter HomerBB
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I did. Not on both ends. I had considered doing a 3el version so one of my swages was altered to allow the PVC to travel through. I did not do the 3el.
I have tried the wooden dowel inside PVC. It worked... until it broke. A little East wind, a little West wind, a little . . . broke.
I have tried the wooden dowel inside PVC. It worked... until it broke. A little East wind, a little West wind, a little . . . broke.
Yo HomerBB: Looking at the first two photos you shown. the top photo looks like theres two connectors there, what is that for? The photo doesn't show all.
I like your Quad Hub design, I rebuilt a few Moonraker 4 Beams for friends, and had to have the old original cast Aluminum Hubs replaced with new billet machined ones for not cheap. But bullet proof.
The old PDL-II two element quad seemed to work well, now you got me going on a Quad design...…...
Jay in the Great Mojave Desert
I like your Quad Hub design, I rebuilt a few Moonraker 4 Beams for friends, and had to have the old original cast Aluminum Hubs replaced with new billet machined ones for not cheap. But bullet proof.
The old PDL-II two element quad seemed to work well, now you got me going on a Quad design...…...
Jay in the Great Mojave Desert
Jay, one of the coax connectors is the feedline. The other is a coaxial capacitor. You can see it better in this photo of a Cushcraft AR6.
I like that PDL-II design also, figure I could incorporate into my build later once I figure out the dims.
Gotta watch the Harbor Freight shrink wrap. The "Marine" version has the adhesive, the regular stuff doesn't.
I found some large adhesive lined heat shrink at the local truck parts store. Those 2/0-4/0 battery cables need large heat shrink.