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least that's what I was thinking!!!
Paul
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I'm not a big fan of the fiberglass toothpick either.
Put a 5 degree downtilt into radio mobile, and see what it does to
your pattern over flat land. Now look at your toothpick, which is
usually leaning a few degrees one way or the other due to wind.
:-P
I'd really like to change my antenna
I was talking to a person yesterday about foaming tyres and it seems after the foam expands it becomes hard so I would think it would a1 for making a colinear more resistant to winds so the joints carnt move .I do not however know if the problem is static buildup between the sections then f
For us who did not get to go I got this info from a Friend , some
might Enjoy checking it out.
Enjoy Don KA9QJG
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I'm not a big fan of the fiberglass toothpick either.
Put a 5 degree downtilt into radio mobile, and see what it does to
your pattern over flat land. Now look at your toothpick, which is
usually leaning a few degrees one way or the other due to wind.
:-P
I'd really like to change my antenna
On Fri, 19 May 2006, Nate Duehr wrote:
> Very cool. And strange. It's weird to count the number of cars in
> the hotel parking lot that DON'T have ham plates and lots of antennas
> on them -- on one hand. That's oh-so-backward?
"... Just another freak in the freak kingdom."
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