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"Jim - NN7K" wrote in message
. .. Try search under ANDREW, or Decibel Products. It sounds like you have the 222 series (4 folded dipoles stacked either in the same plane, or in 4 different directions. Though doubtful that you can change resonant freq, most likely with what you have will be entirely adequate for a band, even 10-20 MHz from its design frequency these models are fairly broadband antennas. As info, Jim NN7K Modify a 150-160 MHz DB-222 or DB-224 for the 2-meter ham band usage (w/photos) -- http://www.w4dex.com/kc4fwc/modify.htm |
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