YES NOPE9 wrote:
>> Is this for indoors or outdoors?
> outdoors with unfriendly weather
>> If outdoors, does it require being lightning proof? rain or snow
>> proof?
> yes to all three ... although risk management calculations are
> probably called for
>> Is this for low ambient light or full sunlight?
> at night
>> Is this a one off or will many be produced?
> eventually many    one for now
>> Is this cost sensitive?
> yep   this is not for the government
>> Do you have a rough budgetary cost estimate?
> Still negotiating that
>> As an antenna structure will this annoy all the hams in the next
>> county?
> I wondered about that .... Olin's suggestion of DC power distribution
> may be the way to go.

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