Does anybody have the AEA Isopole 220mhz and 440 data sheet (the one that was packed inside the box) ??
The 220 one is on the repeater-builder web site, but not the 220 or 440. Was there a 6m one? This request came about due to an email from a gentleman who has a virgin 220mhz one except that the box was opened, and shelved. He bought it (and an Icom 03AT) at a garage sale and the data sheet is missing. I also received a second email from a gentleman that has a UHF one with a broken N connector. He was told that replacing the connector is difficult because there is a coil behind it and opening it up will stretch the coil and that the antenna will have a high SWR and be essentially unusable after that. Is this true? With as many Isopoles that are out there I would imaging that a repair article would be worth it. Mike WA6ILQ
