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Subject: 2 meter / 440 antenna for sale ***NEW***
From: Mitch
Date: Fri, Aug 8, 2003 10:03 PM
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9-10dbi Gain on 440
6.8dbi gain on 2 meters
Â*
Antenna is a full Wave on 440
and almost a full wave on 2 meters.
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Wow, must be magic copper water pipe.
Wish I could get that kind of gain from
my antennas.

73 Al Lowe N0IMW
A HREF="http://ArrowAntennas.com"ArrowAntenna.com/A

Ok. Go to EZNEC.COM and download the Demo and build the model yourself.
That is if you have any interest in participating, or you just want to
behave like lids, and mock. BTW the original poster should not have posted
his request for business here, but that is another story, and neither of
you chose to address that question.

I have been dealing with lids since 1976, and know how to do that. I am
about to demonstrate

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73 es cul

wb3fup
a Salty Bear

"Ralph Mowery" wrote in message
...
Ran it on EZNEC. Over a "Perfect Ground" 10 feet up it showed a
beautiful
Omni pattern on two with 9.87 dbi gain, and on 440 the pattern had some
lack of uniformity in the horizontal pattern but an 11.82 dbi gain.
Guess
copper pipe can be "magic". and since bandwidth is directly
proportional
to conductor diameter it probably would cover the entire band very
nicely.

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73 es cul

wb3fup
a Salty Bear

"Arrow146" wrote in message
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Subject: 2 meter / 440 antenna for sale ***NEW***
From: Mitch
Date: Fri, Aug 8, 2003 10:03 PM
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http://www.mitchsantennas.cjb.net

9-10dbi Gain on 440
6.8dbi gain on 2 meters

Antenna is a full Wave on 440
and almost a full wave on 2 meters.
--------------------------------
Wow, must be magic copper water pipe.
Wish I could get that kind of gain from
my antennas.

73 Al Lowe N0IMW


He must be using some of the Monster pipe. Could be some of the oxygen
free
copper pipe :-)

No, that's when replies will start being ignored, even if they have the
magic key in Subj line. See www.puremail.com

73,
Dave

W7TI wrote:
On Mon, 18 Aug 2003 23:38:24 GMT, Dave Bushong
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This message was sent about three weeks from now, so there's no hurry to
reply. :-)

Hmmm..... maybe not so funny

Try http://puremail.ironcanucks.com/PureMail.htm

Mea culpa, 73,
Dave

W7TI wrote:

On Wed, 20 Aug 2003 01:00:57 GMT, Dave Bushong
wrote:


No, that's when replies will start being ignored, even if they have the
magic key in Subj line. See www.puremail.com

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I went to that website and it said: "Puremail is comming soon." and
that's all. Now *that's* funny. :-)


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