There have been a few CBRT members interested in homebrewing their own antenna/coax switches.
I found this the other night and thought it may be of some help to you homebrewers.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0Q9ERHlTg6s
Good Luck
Bombero
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Re: Homebrew antenna/coax switch
I think the only thing I'd add to that would be a way to mount that switch box to a wall or where ever.
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Re: Homebrew antenna/coax switch
mine looks similar, i built the box myself, and used a slide switch. Also you can add a connector jack on there for a freq. counter or scope. You can also put a lug on it for a ground wire. Mine has handled over 800 watts easy.
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Re: Homebrew antenna/coax switch
Good job finding itBombero wrote:There have been a few CBRT members interested in homebrewing their own antenna/coax switches.
I found this the other night and thought it may be of some help to you homebrewers.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0Q9ERHlTg6s
Good Luck
Bombero
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