I intended to post this here in case anyone else is playing with delta
loops. It's a lot of wire in the air!
73,
Gary VE1RGB
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From: gary bartlett [mailto:garybartl...@accesswave.ca]
Sent: September 16, 2012 1:02 PM
To: 'Rick McClelland, AA5S'
Subject: RE: [Elecraft]
Gary,
Your point about using bungee cords seems like a good idea. I've found
some nice GEAR Resistance Shock Cord Assemblies on the Internet (
http://www.adrenalindreams.com/gallery14.html) that seem like suitable
candidates.
I must admit that I can't quite picture the manner that you are using
: Re: [Elecraft] FW: Question about suspending a delta loop...
Gary,
Your point about using bungee cords seems like a good idea. I've found some
nice GEAR Resistance Shock Cord Assemblies on the Internet (
http://www.adrenalindreams.com/gallery14.html) that seem like suitable
candidates.
I must
16, 2012 9:44 AM
To: gary bartlett
Cc: Elecraft List
Subject: Re: [Elecraft] FW: Question about suspending a delta loop...
Gary,
Your point about using bungee cords seems like a good idea. I've found
some
nice GEAR Resistance Shock Cord Assemblies on the Internet (
http
I don't have a big loop, but I have not had any trouble with using a
counterweight on my inverted L with one end supported at about the 40 foot
level in a 60 tree. I use a compound pulley arrangement that halves the
distance the counterweight must travel. About 30 lbs of counterweight
supports my
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