The high-isolation lines eliminate electromagnetic interference,
#Antenna guy wire install#
Easy to install and maintenance-free, these guy lines are made from low-creep, low-stretch Kevlar®, which has a strength-to-weight ratio five times greater than steel. The result of years of real-world testing, Phillystran’s HPTG-I High Performance Broadcast Tower and Antenna Guy Lines deliver significant advantages over steel. HPTG-I High Performance Broadcast Tower and Antenna Guy Lines DX Engineering is proud to be the only Amateur Radio-focused reseller of Phillystran products worldwide, offering fast shipping and no minimum order requirements. In the Ham Radio world, Phillystran’s non-metallic antenna and tower guy lines provide strength and stability without the interference problems that come with EHS steel cables. Since 1972, professionals have depended on Phillystran’s world-famous fiber ropes, strands and braids for the toughest military, marine, commercial broadcast and industrial jobs.
There is a third option-use of continuous, nonconductive guying material such DX Engineering also offers kits which include three porcelain insulators and three bent pin shackles. (DXE-504) breaking strength (more than double the value of 1/4 EHS cable, which has a breaking strength of about 6,500 lbs.). DX Engineering carries its branded porcelain guy line insulators in packs of three, rated at 10,000 lbs. This can be rectified by breaking up the continuous conductive guy into non-resonant segments using insulators.
While more economical, many Hams have found that this option comesĪt the expense of the conductive material distorting the antenna’s radiation A popular choice is to use continuous metal When it’s time to guy your antenna tower, Amateur Operators don’t
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