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Dick, the usual galvanised, chicken wire available in the USA is good
for 3 seasons near the ocean, tops... Then they turn into rust balls... Unless your chicken farmers there near the coast have better materials available I would be wary... The gulls that hang around my boat will stand on anything, I doubt that chicken wire would bother them... I also doubt that putting the mesh on the roof will make a major improvement in signal strength, especially if it is above the radials... First your radials are already elevated above the ground a significant fraction of a wave which reduces ground losses... Putting your money/energy into having 6 or 8 quarter wave radials for each band is more likely to show a better result... cheers ... denny / k8do |
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