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Mast for Ludo
by Jim Everson 23 Feb '22

23 Feb '22

We have a telescoping mast at the SBARC shack that W6EW donated. I do not know the total length but it is worth checking out on Saturday AM. Sent from Yahoo Mail on Android

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Where to purchase a ROHN mast?
by Ludovico Cavedon 23 Feb '22

23 Feb '22

Hello, I was trying to purchase a $100 ROHN 30ft mast online, but I am getting charged between $100 and $400 of freight shipping. Do you know any business in Santa Barbara or Ventura Counties I may be able to buy it from, please? Thank you, Ludovico, K6LUD

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QYT’s
by Michael Ditmore 21 Feb '22

21 Feb '22

Thanks to all - we’ve found a home. Michael W7HUT Sent from my iPhone

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Free Gear
by Michael Ditmore 21 Feb '22

21 Feb '22

Hello All I have 2 QYT transceivers looking for a good home. One is a QYT 7900D and the other a QYT 8900D Both are fully programmed with BARC frequencies but have audio quirks I don’t have time to troubleshoot. Both come with brand new mics First come! Michael W7HUT Sent from my iPhone

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Guy point photos
by David Hackleman 16 Feb '22

16 Feb '22

Here are photos to accompany my previous post. Guy point 1 shows the wood blocks screwed together, with eyelet attached, and painted to match the eave because it shows from the street. This is actually for my Cubex quad, admittedly a much lighter load, not the HF antenna. Guy point 2 shows a relatively small C-clamp used as an attachment point. I didn't bother to paint it because it only shows in the backyard and who cares. Guy point 3 shows a "guy point of opportunity," at my breezeway roof. Again, not painted. Guy point 4 shows another guy point of opportunity, a fourth one at my tree. The guy rope is the one with bumps where I tied the Dacron fragments together, attached to an eyelet just above the bump on the tree. Mast tie point photo shows where I lashed the mast to another clamp with nylon rope. This arrangement has stood the test of time. Any critiques are welcome! K6VML

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Suggestions for installing guywires on roof
by Ludovico Cavedon 15 Feb '22

15 Feb '22

Hello, I am planning on installing a push-up mast and I am wondering what the best way to attach the guywires to the roof is. The mast is a push-up 30-ft mast attached to the ground and the side of the building in the corner where the building makes an "L" in the picture below: [image: PXL_20220213_192851996.jpg] I will attach two sets of guywires, one set at 20ft and the other one at the top (30ft). However, I am unsure about what the best way is to attach the guywires to the roof. Do you have any recommendations? Can I trust some eyebolts? How long do you think they should be? How would you seal the whole? Silicone caulk? More pictures here: https://photos.app.goo.gl/CDKbVeXSthENVkWX6 Thank you! Ludovico

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Four antenna images
by Jim Smart 11 Feb '22

11 Feb '22

One of Rob's 2 meter, 220, and 440 antenna next to my J-pole. It is about 10 feet off the ground. The other three images are of the Hustler and its radial system. We live 740 Cambridge Road, Santa Barbara. Jim AE6EG Antenna system backyard.IMG_0177.jpg <https://drive.google.com/file/d/1q2tpum8n7kAFxlIGSjPtOy5IYEGWg3vg/view?usp=…> Antenna system backyard.MG_0174.jpg <https://drive.google.com/file/d/1ZB7iQPLR4RuyXdNxxnrP4y779h15qBqW/view?usp=…>

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Here is photo of antenna now using
by Jim Smart 10 Feb '22

10 Feb '22

Instead of double extended zepp. Jim, Each of the 3 antenna radials must be the same length for the following band you are transmitting on. 2.00 meters, 146.00 MHz, 19.00 inches 1.25 meters, 223.50 MHz, 11.50 inches 0.70 meters, 435.00 MHz, 18.00 inches Here [image: Rob's 2 meter antenna received Feb 6. 2022.Image.png]

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AE6EG antenna
by Dave Schmidt 10 Feb '22

10 Feb '22

Here's the antenna that Jim, AE6EG, was talking about on the TM&E net tonight. [image: image.png] Each of the 3 antenna radials must be the same length for the following band you are transmitting on. 2.00 meters, 146.00 MHz, 19.00 inches 1.25 meters, 223.50 MHz, 11.50 inches 0.70 meters, 435.00 MHz, 18.00 inches Dave AI6VX

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Winter field day going on this weekend.
by Dave Schmidt 29 Jan '22

29 Jan '22

For those that want to fire up your HF rigs, Winter Field Day is happening right now. Good time to see what you can hear and who you can hit. https://www.winterfieldday.com/_files/ugd/1c7085_0ef813621655469ca73adfb542… Dave ai6vx

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