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| Registered User  Join Date: Feb 2008 Location: Vancouver Canada
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| Length of Insulated Backstay for Ham Radio Length of Insulated Back stay for Ham radio This winter I am changing my 2 ¼” back stays for a single 3/8” Back stay with insulators to allow use of Ham radio. Any advice out there as to what length of wire between both Insulators I should use? I do not have SSB radio yet but will purchase before going off shore. I am changing the standing rigging this winter and while I am at it I plan to set up back stay for antenna. Is there a set length for each radio antenna what is it. Or does the length depend on the radio etc Any advice appreciated  |
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