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

Great for hanging dipole antennas from trees.

I used the 3/16” Dacron rope to support a 160/80/40/20/15/10 meter multi band wire antenna made AWG 12 copper wire. Each end of the antenna is supported using the Rope and the center of the antenna is also supported by the rope run through a pulley to raise and lower the antenna. The antenna only weighs 20 pounds and is mounted as a flat top at 40 feet above the ground. It’s been up for almost 2 months now and seems to be supported well even in heavy winds. The rope is easy to work with and ties easily into knots.

At 750# Test, this line has held up great at lifting and anchoring a large and powerful 60 Sq.Ft. lifting kite and any accessories that I add to the line below too! They recommend 500# line, but I like to play safe since Im adding to the pull with large windsocks and flags.

Im a ham radio operator and used this to hang an antenna up about 75 in a tree. The rope is sturdy and has little give. Much better than the cheap paracord I used to use.

I love this stuff. I have had some of it outside for months and it looks like the day I put it out. Rain or shine it shows no deterioration. I like it so much I bought an extra roll. It is my go-to cord.

Used this 3/16 cord to hang a large shade sail. Force multiplier by wrapping cord between d-ring and sail multiple times reduces need for higher working strength cord. Like a block and tackle with d-rings instead of pulleys. So far the cord appears high quality. Ill update my review if that changes.

Just as expected. I am putting up a 160 meter full wave horizontal loop antenna using 8 tree supports. Only time will tell if it lasts like the miles of Dacron rope I have bought over the years.

It is well made, very thick for what I want it for

Using it as guy wires for my Tri band antenna up 30 feet holds strong in the wind

I use this rope to hang wire antennas and to guy vertical pole-type antennas for my amateur (ham) radio station. Being Dacron (which comes from wood, believe it or not) it far outlasts nylon and doesnt stretch anywhere near as much. Ill be a repeat customer !! Mike/