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Subj: Re: Burying Coax Feedlines & Control Cables
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** FROM     : jimp@specsol.spam.sux.com

Mike, who else? <here@there.com> wrote:
> I have a 64 foot Trylon Titan Tower at 64 feet (with a 3 element Steppir) 
> and it's 30 metres from my home. I intend on burying the feedlines (X2 
> 1/2" heliax and x2 RG213 coax) plus rotators cable and Steppir cable. I 
> was going to dig a 4" wide by 6" deep trench then just bury them. Yeah, 
> that's alot of work with a shovel. Any better suggestions? This is my 
> Labour Day weekend job (get the pun?).
> 
> 73 de Mike VE6HMG

Well, if it were me and more than a few feet, I'd rent a trencher for
installing sprinklers systems and put it all in a PVC pipe with
downward facing elbows at each end stuffed with foam to keep bugs
and water out.

Mine has been out there for about 6 years and no water or bugs yet...


-- 
Jim Pennino

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