Titanium AI6US Original poster Lifetime Supporter May 23, 2013 7,691 9,170 Meadow Vista, Northern California May 31, 2017 #1 This video of the end of a coax run was posted on the 100 Watts and a Wire forum today. WOW! Edit: iPhone SG app sucks!!! Wouldn't let me post... Reactions: iBoston and FTA4PA
This video of the end of a coax run was posted on the 100 Watts and a Wire forum today. WOW! Edit: iPhone SG app sucks!!! Wouldn't let me post...
K KC7NOA SatelliteGuys Family May 10, 2017 79 10 spokane wa May 31, 2017 #2 What video? Sent from my SM-G930V using the SatelliteGuys app!
KE4EST SatelliteGuys Is My Second Home Staff member HERE TO HELP YOU! Lifetime Supporter Aug 9, 2004 27,035 7,364 EM75xb May 31, 2017 #3 This is why I pull the coax on all radios if I think a storm is getting near...or if a storm may come and I will be gone. I admit the two meter stays hooked up most of the time though.
This is why I pull the coax on all radios if I think a storm is getting near...or if a storm may come and I will be gone. I admit the two meter stays hooked up most of the time though.
K KC7NOA SatelliteGuys Family May 10, 2017 79 10 spokane wa May 31, 2017 #4 Kust my ht indoor is hooked to a slim-J 24/7 . Hf is unhooked unless im there at the dial. Isnt that a QRZ thing and not FU-Book Sent from my SM-G930V using the SatelliteGuys app!
Kust my ht indoor is hooked to a slim-J 24/7 . Hf is unhooked unless im there at the dial. Isnt that a QRZ thing and not FU-Book Sent from my SM-G930V using the SatelliteGuys app!
primestar31 SatelliteGuys Master Lifetime Supporter Mar 15, 2005 14,861 17,549 Beta Omicron Delta III May 31, 2017 #5 It takes around 25,000 volts to jump 1 inch on an open-air gap. I used to build Tesla Coils, and Jacob's Ladders. Reactions: Jim S. and Titanium
It takes around 25,000 volts to jump 1 inch on an open-air gap. I used to build Tesla Coils, and Jacob's Ladders.
Foxbat Addicted to new HW Supporting Founder Pub Member / Supporter Lifetime Supporter Nov 25, 2003 23,128 17,913 Michiana Jun 1, 2017 #6 Doesn't anyone install per National Electrical Code Article 810? An "Antenna discharge unit" (ground block) should have prevented this.
Doesn't anyone install per National Electrical Code Article 810? An "Antenna discharge unit" (ground block) should have prevented this.