OK, all those who suspected the coax, you can come and pick up your gold stars anytime! The voltage test showed that the needed 18 vdc was not getting through. The coax looked good until I crawled into the thickest, most difficult brush that had grown in the last 8 years, some rodent chewed some chunks out of it.
Time to do it better. I have some power line poles laying out here and a post hole auger for my farm tractor, guess I will go play. I can move it closer, gain 20 feet in height, and shorten the coax run to get a stronger signal and keep the coax up off the ground, if they want to snack they will have to climb. I can pull the brush and level the ground a bit with the tractor, then I have to find a willing worker to assist with the pole and getting the antenna and mast attached to the side of the pole. I think the tractor front loader should lift and place the pole but I want someone here in case it goes wrong.
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