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Hello fred,
I have used a G5RV for some years now and I have found that a 30 foot
linght of 300 ohm heavy duty twin leed works a great deal better than
the ladder line and it is so much easier to work with. The lingth of
RG58 should not be shorter than 30 feet. Lingth of the wire should
be 102 feet.
73 Keith-WA9DRO
On Jul 6, 2005, at 10:21 AM, Fred Adams wrote:
> Some of you guys on the list have mentioned the G-5RV antenna
> several
> times
> and some spoke highly of it. Could you give me the length of
> ladderline and
> length of coax cable from ladderline to antenna tuner? Also, how
> did you
> attach the coax cable to the ladderline? I have tried the G-5RV and
> I have
> always gone wrong somewhere as it never worked good for me. I would
> like to
> try again as I have limited space. Will appreciate any comments and
> suggestions.
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> Best wishes,
>
> FRED ADAMS W4HC
> FIGHT TRUTH DECAY
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