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On the USS YOURKTOWN in the Charleston, SC harbor a local radio club that I
am a member of, has a radio room using a butternut antenna.. It is mounted on an old aircraft carrier sitting in salt water. that is the best QTH for a vertical but my question is...... What is the biggest difference between a vertical and a horizontal antenna other than the obvious? When I use the rig in the Yourktown it seems that I can contact stations a lot further away with less noise than my home QTH. Is it just its QTH or am I missing something else? Joe |
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