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5:20 Which wire can make the best reception possible? Can solid non insulated wires make better reception in bad conditions or it doesn't matter? Does the height of the antenna stand matter? I want to have it outdoor to minimalize EMI. Do I really need variable capacitor when I will connect using coaxial cable? Is the grounding important or not that much? My hifi have loop antenna terminal connector. Will it work if I connect coaxial cable?

Thanks for the video. Where do you measure your lengths to ? i.e. is the length of the tuning stub measured from the top of the stub down to the top of the short horizontal piece or to the under side of the horizontal piece (when looking at the antenna in the upright position)?

Thanks, this video helped me out a lot!

Helped me big time on a tree jack thanks

I've just passed my uk foundation exam, this is going to be my first RF project. I've watched a few videos but yours explained the construction best. Thank you.

How do you move the washer or dryer once on the pedestal if there needs to be repairs or cleaning the dryer vents? Or if there’s a water leak?

Do you have a link for where you bought the bare tool? I’d like to buy another router but without the bases I already have with the first one.

Lost a tire tread on my motorhome. The road service guy showed up with a 2 Ton floor jack. I found my bottle jack had fallen over and leaked all over the compartment that I rarely dig into. I could only get a few inches of travel but was able to screw the threaded cap up and got the tires off the ground (duallie). I have now bled it and put it back in the cabinet and wedged it. I knew how to do this 60 years ago but you can see by my gray hair that some of my grey matter has left the enclosure! Tks for the reminder.

Thank you I knew a choke and filter capiciter were needed some how to smooth the flow of the ripple. I've saw a lot of guys just slapping a bridge on the front of an ac welder, and I'm like there's gotta be a cap or something in there. But i didn't know where in the circuit or values. I'm currently working on a lincoln ac 225 tombstone stick welder. Any advice is greatly appreciated. God bless.

You are a great instructor. Clear and informative

I have a few old AM/FM stereo radios laying around. What's the chances I actually find the variable capacitor you mention? I don't want to go through the trouble of taking the radio apart if it isn't likely to be in there.

Love that mobile J pole. I have been a ham since 1965 and never made one. My ringo ranger got broken in a storm and I think I will build one. They all seem to have wonderful SWR over the band. de WB7ORB

When I did this I found that the half inch lip was a narrow on my test cut. So I made a free-hand pass with the router to make the lip bigger and the opening smaller. Edit: I did not bother bolting mine to the table so I can pull it out and change the speed, the lift sits inside of a box with a dust collection port.

so I just did the exact same thing with mine. What I was wondering is I installed a 1/2" bit and cannot loosen it to get it out, I didn't want to damage the neralling so I was hoping for an easy answer, I guess I am going to have to grab the neralling with a big pair of channel locks and go for it.

Very useful. Kinda fun too. Thank you!

some great tips there! Thank you

Can't get the cap

Would it be better to use a metal on metal like the diamond bit or a metal file type bit such as used in the automotive grinding tools every time I use the orange or the gray grinding wheels the material eats up the wheel so those types of stones really aren't that effective at removing lots of metal

Good vid. Where can I get those small T-Track clamps you showed? I have searched but cannot find them.

I hope i can see what you are doing

Great video, would it help to bleed air out if the unit was heated to making fluid less viscus? thanks

Thanks very much for your video. Could you please tell me what diameter and cutting length your pattern bit was to cut the final pocket from the template. It looks like 3/4" diameter and 3/4" cutting length in the video but wasn't sure. Thanks.

that's pretty awesome, I'm new ham radio and just got my call sign about a month ago, I'm also from Pa I live in a small town near Somerset. im going to build one and who knows I might be talking to ya soon

Thank you.

Looks well made would love to make it but being a disabled first responder with no drill press I guess this one's out for me. But nice work Matt I bet it works awesome 👍😎

I did one that is 4x4 feet with 4 turns. It worked quite well. My method involved no drilling. or glue I suggest others copy the idea. Imagine you are holding some PVC pipe in your left hand wit a T on top of it. You pass the wire on the side close to you below the T loop it around the T and to behind the pipe in your hand. The result is a wire that doesn't want to slip off the T. This is how I did the 4 corners of the frame. It works fine.

I trust SW more than the internet pal. Good production thank you.

Can we get a close up photo of the driven element?

What you suggest for chainsaw teeth crome teeth tried pink useless

The longer you live the more you realize how useful PVC pipes are

Where is the promised update video? What’s your desk look like now 4 years later?

Let’s go Steelers

The units of measurement in the metric system are millimetres meters and kilometres you should abandon centimetres as ancient history.

I have had this sander for over 10 years used occassionally i even forgot and left it outside in a light rain once it is a bit underpowered and as stated the v belt tension is super critical. You need some basic mechanical and trouble shooting skills to set up these imported luckily there are Utube how to videos on how to set up and used most any H/F corded power tools. Lately Harbor Freight has risin a lot of its prices and a lot of WEN tool which are a notch higher in qualiy and service. For our budget minded Candian friends buying WEN corded tools off Amazon might be a viable option.

I will admit, as a bigger guy myself, I held my breath when you sat in that tiny chair hihi! Good job on the video Matt, you're helping get Callum a new customer here. I'm really close to pulling the trigger on a Rapide.

Subscribed, thank you... How do you log a P2P hunter who is at more than one park?

Radios always fascinated me. I love the way radio works.

A common saying used to describe the proper power pole orientation is “red right, tongue top” where “tongue” refers to the metal contact inside the plastic shell. Thus, looking at the open end of the connector, just as you do, the red goes on the right and oriented such that the tongue is at the top of the opening. I suppose there are any number of ways to describe the orientation.

You helped me so much thank you

Not for IOS?? Wish you had mentioned that in the beginning. Thanks

If I may make a suggestion. At the beginning of this video you could mention that this video is part 2 of a 2 part video. Part 1 was installing a new side extension to accept the future router lift.

@ Mattheere. Absolutely. Ty

Very disappointed you did not start the video with the install of the wing extension onto your table saw.

7 year old video, but still one of the best and most informative JessEm install overviews.

Fabrication steps very clever and well explained.

I'm sorry but this is a piece of China shit.

A video worth sharing.

can you share the specs of the humidifier? and are you connected with 220v?

Bought a commercial little medium wave loop some time ago. They attach two wires to the cap and bring the end via a phono plug into the receiver. Works from roundabout 500kHz up to about 3.8Mhz. Neat construction your loop Matt, thanks for the video!!!

doing this mod would i be able to use it for auto body on thin sheet metal or would it be too hot