Chris
Thank you for your generous offer. However, Based on your comments and Rick’s,
I guess I should expect a full dc conductivity reading; especially since the
coax and antenna are commercially made. It is unlikely that there’s anything
amiss with them. I did have to open the box to seal it
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Thanks for putting the pdf file together. This is great reference and Rick
sends folks to it a lot I see. Probably be much better posted on the web site
as I was one who found them all and just printed the one or whatever pages
involved for each one. This pdf a lot nicer!
Chris Luppens
As a truly old EE who did not get real involved with the RF side of the world
how would you check the resistance between the center conductor and shield of
the coax after it was connected to the antenna? If there is no choke or balun
of any type at the antenna end then it is probably
Rick,
Something weird is going on. I did a continuity test between the inside and
outside conductors of the coax, and found a short from the line as it leaves
the shack. Now I have to get back on the roof and determine whether it is the
coax or the antenna. I sniffed around with an
