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Joe Della Barba

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On 24 Apr 2004 04:14:26 -0700, (Roger) wrote:

Larry

Thanks for the informative message. Your suggestion on feeding the
backstay from both chainplates is interesting. Unfortunately I have a
hydraulic backstay tensioner on one leg and a backstay radar mount on
the other. Sooo I guess my alternatives a

running the wire from the tuner along one leg of the split backstay
(with stand-offs) to an insulated backstay

going with a 23 ft whip

BTY - I have already used up one chance on the MMSI code. I registered
by VHF radio with Boat US prior to getting the SSB (thus now needing
an FCC license). The FCC requires an new MMSI code.

Larry W4CSC wrote in message ...

I once moved a radar to a mast mount becuase the newly installed ICOM
M-600 SSB would pick up RF that followed the radar cable back to the
nav station and lock up frequently.

73
Joe
SV Coquina
N3HGB

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