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

That's a wire! He's isolated! It works! Hard to see when open! It folds easily, weighs little and doesn't take up much space, so you can carry it in your pocket when hiking. There were no complaints about the homeowners association at home! It's only 63,000 inches thick, so if your neighbor complains, tell him to get a life sentence! Has withstood wind and snow in Colorado so far. At the moment I use it as a long cable and it matches well with the mfj autotuner. I am planning to buy another one

I used it to build my end-fed half-wave antenna for 80 to 10 meters. The packaging was great, no problems with tangles or creases. Once this material is in the air, it is almost invisible. It's nice and light so you don't have to pull too hard to keep it from sagging. I positioned the antenna as a 135 foot sloper, with the far end at 50 feet and the 49:1 transformer end at about 6 feet. Although I like this wire, it is very easy to work with, it holds the knot well, no solder is required when…

So you need a length of antenna cable to quickly install an inverted V, inverted L, plain dipole or end-fed half wave, and you don't want to spend a ton of money on a thicker cable at your local HmDpt. It could just be a ticket. It's thin and flexible enough to fit in a backpack or travel box without taking up too much space. The kit includes enough to mount an 80m half-wave dipole if you need that, and it weighs next to nothing to carry around. All in all a perfect way to invent pretty much…

I call it "puzzle wire" because if you try to unroll it, it turns into a twisted rat's nest of tangled wire that will take you hours to figure out how to straighten out. 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're very careful unwinding the wire from…

So you need a piece of antenna cable to quickly install an inverted V, inverted L, simple dipole or end-fed half-wave, and you don't want to spend that Big bucks for a thicker cable from your local HmDpt. It could just be a ticket. It's thin and flexible enough to fit in a backpack or travel box without taking up too much space. The kit includes enough to mount an 80m half-wave dipole if you need that, and it weighs next to nothing to carry around. All in all a perfect way to invent pretty much

I have used this cable for many of my portable antennas. All my 80m and 40m doublets and end fed wire antennas use it. It is extremely flexible and durable. I have also used another wire and coax cable from Wireman which has great products. She recently ordered 532 "silky" 40 acre wires to find a cheaper alternative. This wire is good quality but not that flexible. I used super antenna cable again because I can easily wrap it around kitewinders for easy portability. If you enjoy working with a…

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…