>I too am always looking for ideas as I get older and know downsizing is
>sooner rather than later forcing me to move and shed my M2 rotatable pair.
>I've been slowly working on building double Moxon's for 440 and 2 meters
>both using #6 copper wire and trying to measure very carefully. Another list
>serve participant suggested I tried these as they have worked well for him
>and better than other stationary antennas he has tried. Next up for me when
>I have time is to try your Quadrifilars and I have another article or two on
>construction suggestions. My one big question is how did you get the #6 wire
>to solder? I use a gun and inevitably the joint breaks. What's your secret?
>Torch?
>
I use a torch with a large solder tip attached to it, es the torch
heats the tip....If you are very careful not to oxidize the joint,
just the torch will work.
73, Dave, WB6LLO
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Pulling for P3E...
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