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wrote in message ... I have two multiband trap verticals They are not exactly the same, but close. Obviously they're intended to be mounted vertically above a ground. What happens if I mount them horizontally, base-to base? If I feed one with ....[snip].... I've done it with pairs of identical "hamsticks" (not multiband, but quick-disconnects made it relatively easy to change bands), coax fed, and mounted (horizontally, pointed fore and aft, of course!-) about two feet above the cab of my pickup. It made a GREAT NVIS HF antenna! -- --Myron A. Calhoun; W0PBV; Thanks. I don't own any of them, yet, but it sounds like a possibility. I'm probably going to want DX, though, so NVIS isn't something that I'm seeking. If I'm horizontal, I'll want some elevation. "Sal" |
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