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Re: Connecting 16th century antenna wire to 21st century coax

Subject: Re: Connecting 16th century antenna wire to 21st century coax
From: "AZ Woody" <Reply@xxxxxxxxxxxxxx>
Date: Tue, 24 Jan 2006 19:16:21 -0700
Newsgroups: alt.home.repair, comp.home.automation, sci.electronics.repair, rec.radio.amateur.antenna
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Some matching transformers don't require the 300 ohm wire to be stripped at
all.  I don't know if they're still available, but basically, the flat cable
went between two screws. The screws had a "star washer that was shaped like
an inverted bowl.  When the screws are tightened, the sharp part of the star
washer would pierce the insulation on the cable and provide a connection to
the inner wires.


-----0-------------------------------------------------------

cable
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0=screw

References:
- Connecting 16th century antenna wire to 21st century coax
  - From: bruno . lerer
- Re: Connecting 16th century antenna wire to 21st century coax
  - From: bruno . lerer
- Re: Connecting 16th century antenna wire to 21st century coax
  - From: Ken Weitzel
- Re: Connecting 16th century antenna wire to 21st century coax
  - From: B Fuhrmann

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