Joe,
It's been a few years, but Compliance Engineering used to sell "Roberts
Antennas" - Telescoping dipoles with coax baluns. The telescoping elements
were adjusted (by hand) using a tape measure. We used to mark a standard
inch tape measure with a permanent marker for convenience. They also sold a
preamplifier for use with the antenna. They published plans in their
magazine for those who would build their own. Construction is fairy simple
except for machining the phenolic parts. I imagine it could be done using
woodworking equipment if you had to. Perhaps Jon Curtis might know who to
contact?
Scott Lacey

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> Subject:      Looking for tunable dipole antenna.
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> Does anybody have any idea on where I can purchase a set of dipole
> antennas
> that have tunable baluns?  I need them for performing pre-compliance
> antenna
> gain tests on some of the antennas that are used on the various Racal
> handheld radios.  The frequency range I am interested in is the 30 MHz to
> 1
> GHz frequency range.  I am interested in either used or new antennas.  I
> had
> a set of them about 20 years ago but don't remember whether they were home
> made or something we purchased from some manufacturer.  If you have any
> ideas for a source please let me know.
> 
> Thanks,
> Joe O'Banion
> 
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