Uploaded July 2021 | Updated September 2026, 2 hours ago
Ham Radio hobby is not all about having fun making contacts with DX stations, testing new transceivers and antennas or camping outdoors during the Field Day. It's also about tidying up the place after the event, packing up all the gear and driving home tired. One of most annoying things for many people is rolling up the cables after taking the antennas down. Sometimes it could be hundreds of feet or tens of meters of thick, rigid coax which is not so easy to tidy up. But I personally like the cable-part, because I know 2 secrets that always help me with this! Curious? Watch this short video !
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Thanks and CUL! 73! Linas LY2H
Ham Radio hobby is not all about having fun making contacts with DX stations, testing new transceivers and antennas or camping outdoors during the Field Day. It's also about tidying up the place after the event, packing up all the gear and driving home tired. One of most annoying things for many people is rolling up the cables after taking the antennas down. Sometimes it could be hundreds of feet or tens of meters of thick, rigid coax which is not so easy to tidy up. But I personally like the cable-part, because I know 2 secrets that always help me with this! Curious? Watch this short video !
Also, please feel free to make comments in the comments section, or consider subscribing if you like what I'm doing. I'd appreciate that very much!
Thanks and CUL! 73! Linas LY2H
