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Date: Thu, 23 Sep 2004 12:55:05 +0100
From: "John Rabson" <word.factory@zetnet.co.uk>
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Subject: Re: LF: Good home required
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Peter,

If nobody else wants it, I can find space to store it.  Other commitments (railway tunnels etc) mean I would not be able to do much with it until next spring, but I still have hopes of getting on the air _above_ ground.

73
John G3PAI

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On 22/09/2004 at 15:40 g3ldo wrote:

>I have a quantity of Litz wire that needs a good home. This is the
>700strand
>stuff that is used in the Decca loading coils. I think that there is about
>700m of it in lengths ranging from 16 to 27m. The ends have all been
>dressed
>and soldered so it is easy to link up.
>Total weight about 25kg.
>
>I am reinstalling the LF antenna, which was removed from the mast during
>the
>summer to allow experiments on HF antennas for my 'Antennas' column in
>RadCom.
>The loading coils have been hosed down to remove several months salt
>encrustation from sea gales!
>Spider cooking time expected to start later this week.
>
>Peter G3LDO