A “Gully Washer”
#hamradio #antenna #wx #storms
A “gully washer” of a storm was passing through and I decided to film through the glass of the back door. You will see the window line that feeds my NI4L.com ZS6BKW and my Diamond X-50A, as they weather the storm.
There is another video in the Inclement Weather playlist that shows why my antennas were moved and how the rope got draped over limbs that are 60 feet above the ground.
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