Thanks for sharing this video with us.. It shows excellent planning and attention to detail....good luck with the remaining work left to do and can't wait to see part 2
Mark, Excellent video and discussion of your project! I recently returned to Ham Radio after decades away, and we also moved into our future retirement home last spring. Soon to be adding some ham antennae to an ordinary home on a subdivision lot with no HOA (hurray!) No Tower, trenching, long coax runs needed here. You are an inspiration to those of us contemplating station upgrades! 73 de K7GVG
Very nice!!! Can't wait to meet you.
Thanks for sharing this video with us..
It shows excellent planning and attention to detail....good luck with the remaining work left to do and can't wait to see part 2
Thank you. Because of weather and a family emergency, I just finished the trench and cable run. Trying to put together the video now.
Looks super good so far, Mark! Amazing work! That kind of digging is no joke. Can't wait to see Part 2!
You may be a part of Part 2 Mark. The heliax requires at least 2 people to feed. Then I have to put the ground on the coax!
Mark, Excellent video and discussion of your project! I recently returned to Ham Radio after decades away, and we also moved into our future retirement home last spring. Soon to be adding some ham antennae to an ordinary home on a subdivision lot with no HOA (hurray!) No Tower, trenching, long coax runs needed here.
You are an inspiration to those of us contemplating station upgrades! 73 de K7GVG
Thank you! I've been waiting to finish up with an excavator, but the weather has not cooperated yet! Look out for part 2!
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