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PostSubject: Coax damage   Coax damage Icon_minitimeTue Jan 18, 2022 10:02 am

My 28MHz vertical wasn't working this morning. Baffled as it was fine yesterday so I decided to investigate. Some animal has chewed the cable in two. Either a fox or a badger I guess. 

I muttered some fairly rude words under my breath. Now to run electricity down to the mast - it would have to be by the mast - and solder on some plugs to splice the cable.
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PostSubject: Re: Coax damage   Coax damage Icon_minitimeTue Jan 18, 2022 1:27 pm

Sorry to hear about your coax woes there Roger and hope you managed to get it spliced up.

Back in my CB days I had some coax that I noticed lashed around banging on the antenna pole when windy and thought "I'll have to fix that one these days....". Of course I never did until the coax shredded so badly the SWR shot up! Very Happy

I've had 'animal chews' on cables myself and soon learned that a length of corrugated plastic piping can go a long way. They still chew it but at least it's the pipe and not the cables/coax within. Coax damage 1f44d
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