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"Guglielmo Marconi" wrote in message ...

In article , Arthur
Pozner wrote:
On Sunday, January 10, 2021 at 10:21:45 PM UTC-5, Blake McBride wrote:
Greetings,

I have a Satellit 800. I have a bunch of land so space is not a
problem. What is a problem, however, is my ability and willingness to
set it up myself. I suppose I will if necessary, but I'd prefer to hire.

Two questions:

1. In the range of antennas I can put up that aren't too hard to setup,
what type is best?

2. If I wanted to hire someone to do it, besides a general contractor,
is there a professional antenna installer I can hire?

Thanks!

Blake McBride
A) Any copper wire (gauge 14 or heavier) 30 ft. or longer will do. B)
Hang
it far away from any metal objects and especially any powerlines. C) Use
porcelain electric insulators for support. D) Let us know if it works
out.


You're too late. Blake already returned the Grundig and he bought him a
C.B. so he and fred engels could talk to each other. I know this must
be true because 'CB Rambo' jeff grant said he heard them on channel 19
talking about goats. Jeff said the conversation was so bad he almost puked.