Review on MS135 SuperWire Bulk 135ft 18AWG Stranded Super Antenna for Ham Radio Amateur with PTFE Coating by Edwin White

I call it "puzzle wire" because if you try to unwind it it turns into a twisted rat's nest of tangled wire and you will spend hours thinking about it how he's going to be. Not bad as an antenna cable. I bought this to make 4 equal length counterweights. Unfortunately they must have wound it on a machine that twists the wire as it is wound. This isn't good for the same reason you're told not to wrap an electrical extension cord around your elbow. Unless you unwind the wire from the outside across a 135-foot space very carefully, unwinding each turn as you go, kinks, loops, and tangles will quickly form and keep you busy. My goal was to cut it in half and then cut each half again to make four 33 foot wires. The challenge was to unroll and straighten out the chaos. This took a long time, but luckily I don't have to do it again: I roll each counterweight in a plastic form so it doesn't twist or tangle like wire being pulled out of its wrapper. The counterweights work well, but it will take a lot of patience to unwind and untangle the wire. If the wire had been packaged on a spool or box form this would not have happened but it is supplied packaged as an untied spool.