High-Power Delta Loop Repair - Water, Ice, and a Broken Ground @DXCommanderHQ
High-Power Delta Loop Repair - Water, Ice, and a Broken Ground @DXCommanderHQ
Uploaded January 2026 | Updated September 2026, 2 weeks ago
This was meant to be a quick 4:1 Balun check. It wasn’t.

What started as a bit of routine fault-finding turned into a frozen balun, a broken SO239 ground, and a reminder that antennas don’t always fail in sensible ways.

No drama, no theory lectures - just real-world diagnosis, repair, and getting back on the air.

Videos mentioned:
youtu.be/EQPOKZ-3Td0
youtu.be/64YuDQU8RQ4
youtu.be/CZf-dwWIUDo
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