"Chuck Grandgent" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> made an utterance to the drakelist gang
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I'll put a vote in for the Radio Works Carolina Windom, by far best
antenna I've ever had (compared to the dipoles and verticals I've
had).  I use the T4X barefoot, so no power problems with it.  Can
finally do 160meters, which was a boyhood dream (wanted a rhombic)
that I was never able to fulfill because of lack of real estate, no
longer a problem.

I use it with the MN-4 and tunes up great on all bands.  On 160 it is
connected "direct", but it appears my MN4 was modified with a switch
on the back for extra capacitance, I have to investigate that some
more to see if I can tune the MN4 properly on 160, though it tunes up
fine without it with low SWR.

   Chuck, K1OM

On Sun, Mar 30, 2008 at 6:39 PM, Joe Roth <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> I've been VERY pleased with my OCF dipole from Buckmaster. 6-80 no tuner 
> needed. Handles my L4B and Commander HF-2500 at full tilt.Simple antenna, 
> pleasing to the neighbor's eye. Super simple set up.
>  Had the Radio Works Carolina Windom. Worked good until I blew the line 
> isolator.
>  Joe
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>   Subject : [drakelist] Request Drake users experience, opinions and comments 
> for an all band HF Antennas
>
>   Date : Sun, 30 Mar 2008 14:19:58 -0700 (PDT)
>
>   From : Karl Corder <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
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>   To : [EMAIL PROTECTED]
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>  Karl Corder  made an utterance to the drakelist gang
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>  After having my current antenna removed due to a
>  proposed house addition,
>  I am ready to Install another antenna, but would like
>  for it to be
>  a "optimum antenna "so I don't have to keep
>  experimenting
>  ie. fooling around with them.
>
>  Would really like Drake users recommendations,
>  opinions, comments
>   for a all band (160 through 10 meter) Antenna i.e.
>  low VSWR,
>  broad band, house and neighborhood friendly, and be
>  able to take output from a TX4 LB4 MN2000 set up.
>
>  Previous experience has been: not much luck with
>  verticals However
>   it could have been my fault as I never had more
>  than 8 radials,
>   and no attention to decent grounding.
>
>  A Recent excellent antenna presentation at the
>  Rochester Radio club
>   talked only on Verticals this was due to their
>  low angle of radiation.
>   Several verticals were mentioned specially the
>  AV-18HT, However
>   no had one.
>
>  I know this isn't an antenna net but it's the only net
>  I use and Drake
>  folks on this net seem to be very knowledgeable.
>
>  Thank you -Karl WA2OVJ
>
>
>
>
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