3/16 inch Black Dacron Polyester Rope - 500 Foot Spool | Solid Braid - Industrial Grade - High UV and Abrasion Resistance - Low Stretch

As expected.

Good cord for holding tarps to pole

If you are looking for the same double braided polyester antenna rope sold by amateur radio supply sites, this is not it. Take a look at the comparison picture I posted. The 2 samples are both 3/16. The one on the left looks like paracord, the one on the right is this product....very course braid. Not a big deal, right? Look at the second picture....the core of this product is MUCH smaller....the diameter of the rope is mostly the fluffy coarse outer layer. I would NOT buy this again if given the choice, sorry.

It seems stretchy when used on a tower. If you melt the Inner and outer together it works fine

solid. has been used to keep a dipole up in the air, between trees 400 ft apart.

Good buy.

Great for hanging dipole antennas from trees.

Very durable and lasts for years. I purchased this on the advice of a fellow ham radio operator and it works great after it finishes stretching from the weight of the antenna over a few months. Ive had a 130 feet (39.63 meters) doublet antenna fed through a Balun Designs model 4115t 4 to 1 5K rated current balun between RG8 coaxial cable and 450 ohm ladder/window feed line and Ive had to tighten the ropes 3 times in a year. So far it has finished stretching now and is very stable and very strong as well. Very 73 = hamspeak for Best Regards from amateur radio station KU4GW.

Great product!

Works