For 1/2" pvc:
13oz pvc only

need:
	2x 1/2" PVC CROSS
	1x 1/2" PVC T
	2x SAE #10 hose clamp (fit around outside of T)
	6' length of 1/2" PVC
	5" of solid wire, #16-18 works well
	6' of coax with a connector for your radio (RG174 recommended)
	electrical tape
	wire ties (optional)
	velcro (optional)
	VHF grade torroid or core to wind around (optional)
	cheap compact retracting tape measure, 10ft or longer, 3/4" or 1" width recommended (will be consumed)

tools:
	scissors
	soldering iron, solder
	sandpaper (small amount)
	wire cutters/strippers
	pipe cutter (or other way to cut PVC pipe)
	dremel with metal cutoff wheel (recommended)

do:
	- cut off two lengths of 1/2" pvc, 11.5" and 7".  the remainder you can cut to preference later
	- cut off four lengths of tape measure, 35+1/8, 41+3/8, and two 17+3/4".  uses about 9' of tape
	- trim the corners off one end of both 17" tapes
	- sand off the paint from the underside of the 17" tapes between where you trimmed the corners

for 1/2" CPVC:
9.5oz pvc only

need:
	5x 1/2" CPVC T
	1x 1/2" CPVC elbow
	2x SAE #20 hose clamps
	6' length of 1/2" CPVC
	5" of solid wire, #16-18 works well
	6' of coax with a connector for your radio (RG174 recommended)
	electrical tape
	wire ties (optional)
	velcro (optional)
	VHF grade torroid or core to wind around (optional)
	cheap compact retracting tape measure, 10ft or longer, 1/2" width (will be consumed)

tools:
	scissors
	soldering iron, solder
	sandpaper (small amount)
	wire cutters/strippers
	pipe cutter (or other way to cut PVC pipe)

do:
	- cut off three 1" lengths of 1/2" pvc
	- cut off two lengths of 1/2" pvc, 11.75" and 7.25".  the remainder you can cut to preference later
	- cut off four lengths of tape measure, 35+1/8, 41+3/8, and two 17+3/4".  uses about 9' of tape
	- trim the corners off one end of both 17" tapes
	- sand off the paint from the underside of the 17" tapes between where you trimmed the corners