Part 4 CUT WIRE TO LENGTH: Build a Linked Dipole for 10, 20, 40 Meter Ham Bands -- CaHR Mercury Kit

[@SteveH-TN]

This particular video has inspired me to use my 3D Printer to design a similar frame to the one In the video. For my 1 Dipole I simply drilled holes in a PVC PIPE Cap from local big box hardware store.
I am truly grateful for all the details in this video series. Indeed motivational.
73 Steve AA4SH

[@HOAHamRadio]

I appreciate the really positive feedback. These were some of my earliest videos when I started my channel.

[@temporarilyoffline]

I'm getting excited to see this thing finish!

[@HOAHamRadio]

If only I'd stop dropping it in small segments 🙂

[@KK6USYHamRadioAdventures]

Great job Bob, the reason I wrapped my wire twice at the end was that we didn't have the small hole for strain relief, we added that after my build. But it doesn't hurt to do that anyway. Ready for the next part!!

[@HOAHamRadio]

That makes total sense! Can't get over the quality of this winder.

[@TheSmokinApe]

Great job as always 👍

[@HOAHamRadio]

Thanks Ape. Good gear deserves good press.

[@AlexandrGubanov]

Good job. But I never use soldering with the crimper, only crimper + heat shrink.

[@HOAHamRadio]

A'LGA thanks for watching and commenting.

[@morecambeanglersandtrawler1074]

Hi I recently purchased a linked dipole from a ham fest in England it said for 20-40m. But the linked lengths are from feed point. 15ft 2nd 16ft. 3rd 9.10feet 4th link 9.1feet. Total per leg 49.11feet ? But I can’t seem to match for which bands. Can you. Help please Mark uk

[@radioman3229]

So you put a link to EVERYTHING but the KIT????

[@HOAHamRadio]

I assumed you were aware of Coffee & Ham Radios:
coffee-and-ham-radios.square.site/product/cahrtenna-mercury-linked-dipole-/5?cp=true&sa=false&sbp=false&q=false&category_id=2

[@radioman3229]

@@HOAHamRadio ty very much, and great video series sir