Re: RG8 Co-ax that can be buried?
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Lee A. Ratcliff <lratcliff@...>
I would recommend the Conduit. Go at least twice as big as you think you need. when you put it in, put in runs of good nylon sting from one end of the conduit to the other, and just leave them there. As long as they don’t get tangled, you can pull more runs through later on. Much easier than digging a trench each time you want to add a run of coax.
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Lee KC4ART -----Original Message-----
From: w6qe.milt Sent: Thursday, November 08, 2012 10:08 AM To: 070@... Subject: [070] RG8 Co-ax that can be buried? Guys/Gals, A bit of technical help please? Does anyone know of a quality RG8 co-ax that can be buried? I have about a 30' run that goes to my tower. It either has to be buried 4" to 6" under the lawn, or sleved in 4" pvc pipe with weather heads on each end. The labor is a big difference for me. (And my gardener) Looking down the road a bit, it's a huge hassle to do the pvc pipe since the addition of antenna's to my tower would require a 'fish tape' or strong cord in the tubing to pull additional co-ax runs through. Experienced help pls? Milt. N6MG 070-650 ------------------------------------ Check out the 070 Club website at <http://www.podxs070.com/> for the latest information on 070 Club activities. Yahoo! Groups Links |
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