It was a snazzy little "8-pointed star" contraption that scewed onto
the magmount base, then the antenna coil screwed onto it.. Cost about
$15.. and they were worth their weight in gold, let me tell you. I got
mine in So.Cal. when I was stationed on Pandelton. BTW, if you get
down there, pop on ch 13 and tell Master Blaster that Crazy 1 said howdy.
Wish I could remember the name of the manufacturer, but I can't ... sorry.
-SSB
Jay in the Mojave wrote:
Hello Sideband:
Really! What counterpoise kits?!?!?!?!?!??!!??!?!?!?
Who sold them, what, when, where?
Jay in the Mojave
Kreedentials:
Rock n Roll Fan
Owner 1967 Ford F250, 4x4, with worlds loudest PA System
Took Electronics in 8th grade, way more better than that ackademic crap
that schools now teach kids now a days, ancient European history,
liberal arts, and in incoming paper clips, in place of industrial arts.
Paid Member of Mojave Desert Radio Club, 9 dollars now. (Big party
coming up soon)
Radio enthusiast type of guy
sideband wrote:
Agreed on the not-enough ground.. that's why counterpoise kits were
available for the W1000's... I had one that worked tits.
-SSB
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