Hi 
     I would love to use a feed through
panel here but the windows here are double glass thermal pain. It would be
hard to find a panel with that type of insolation factor.

God
bless,
Mark 
> I don't run an amp here, there's 4
apartments in this building, and I"m 
> surrounded in early
1900 built apartments in varying degrees of wiring 
> work 
> and what not, I'd be asking for trouble. Wiring in this building is
all 
> new. 
> The feed through panel is adjustable so I
put it in the window, surrounded 
> it in the insulation you'd use
around an air conditioner, put it as wide 
> as 
> it will
go, tightened down the screws where the slot is for adjusting it 
> and 
> it's rock solid, no draft, nothing and very
convenient. 
> ----- Original Message ----- 
> 
From:
"Michael Ryan" <[log in to unmask]> 
> To:
<[log in to unmask]> 
> Sent: Wednesday, February
09, 2011 9:49 AM 
> Subject: Re_grounding a Ham Station in an
apartment... 
> 
> 
>> Hi John:=20 
>> 
>> Do you run any amount of power? I'm thinking
that I would Purchase a = 
>> small amp and my antenna would be
a ground mounted vertical with 32 = 
>> radials.=20 
>> My Wife and I are looking for a house to rent and really the
only thing 
>> = 
>> I'd want, is permission to set
up the station with little mess as = 
>> possible. Perhaps one
feedline exiting the house and one of these quick 
>> = 
>> silver products.=20 
>> How do they work? How does
it mount to the window and don't leave a sign 
>> = 
>> if you should move?=20 
>> 
>> 73:=20 
>> 
>> Michael DE VO1RYN=20 
> 


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