Is Your Coaxial Lead-In Actually an Antenna?? John H. Bryant with Bill Bowers, February 2001 with VERY IMPORTANT UPDATERS: May and November 2003 Like most SWBC and MW DXers, I’ve used coax cable “lead-ins” since su - MW - Document - PDFSEARCH.IO

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Is Your Coaxial Lead-In Actually an Antenna?? John H. Bryant with Bill Bowers, February 2001 with VERY IMPORTANT UPDATERS: May and November 2003 Like most SWBC and MW DXers, I’ve used coax cable “lead-ins” since suAdd to Reading List