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Regarding: making antennas walk through walls, I suggest you call DX
Engineering and talk to them about this problem and explore your options
with them. They might have something we are not aware of. If you do this,
please report back your findings to the rest of us so we will all be better
informed.
Ron, K8HSY
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From: For blind ham radio operators [mailto:[log in to unmask]]
On Behalf Of Tom Fowle
Sent: Wednesday, November 11, 2015 11:44 PM
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Subject: making antennas walk through walls!
Hi all,
Still fussing about getting coax/ground out of this old house. I don't want
to drill through the 8 inch thick lathe and plaster plus redwood siding to
get coax outside.
All the near-by windows are of the "door like" hinged type which fit tightly
into frames. Even if I left a gap for rg174 or the like, it'd have to take a
very sharp 90 degree bend.
I've seen about all the various feed through panels etc. and none of them
seem to suit.
there seems to be 75 ohm flat coax, but not 52 ohm.
Any ideas I havn't mentioned?
Maybe I'm not desperate enough yet <GRIN>
tnx&73
tom fowle WA6IVG
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