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I want to get a simple omnidirectional antenna in the air. Part of the
issue is that I have heard hairy stories about attaching the antennas to the chimney. Problem is that I live in a rowhome. The front and rear is stucco. Really the only thing to attach it to is the chimney... I can drill into the stucco in the rear of the house, I guess... but would like to get some ideas? I am thinking something for 440/1.2G. But that's just the beginning (since it's the smallest, I am figuring). Additionally, whatever the mechanics of what I put up, it - the mounts - should be able to support larger antennas for the lower bands for the future. Any ideas would be helpful. I kinda want to do this right to save myself pains of structural damage to the house 10 years down the road. -E |
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