Sinclair 210C4 speced at 138-174<1.5:1  They are the standard antenna 
used in multicoupled systems here in Canada.  I have seen one with as 
many as 28 frequencies coupled into it.

Burt  VE2BMQ>>

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> Have a question for the list.  Is there an antenna (VHF) that will cover a 
> 30mhz bandwith?  (Reasonably)  
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> There is a system in Georgia incompassing the entire state using various tall 
> towers.  On the towers will be antennas that will be used for VHF Repeaters 
> and VHF digital. (in the ham band)  T
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> he NWS is hoping to use the same antennas on a "Mesonet". (like this one 
> http://www.mesonet.ou.edu/)  They are looking at the government freq.s right 
> now but thinks there may be something in the 175mhz band.  
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> Will this work?  I suggested the db224, but I see it's bandwith is only 
> 10mhz.  I do realize these will work out of band pretty well (using a db224 
> for a remote base antenna and a db420 on a repeater now)...but just wasn't 
> sure if there was a better choice.
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> Thanks,
> Robert Burton
> DEC NWS in Peachtree City,GA
> www.georgiaskywarn.com
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