sure, take a resistor rated to dissipate as much power as your transmitter,
encase in metal can, add connector, and away you go.

"Dominick(dblacklab)" wrote in message
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Can anyone help me "homebrew" a goos FM Pirate radio antenna?
Help! Please!

p.s. this one has the added advatage of makeing it a legal pirate station.

"David Robbins" wrote in message
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sure, take a resistor rated to dissipate as much power as your
transmitter,
encase in metal can, add connector, and away you go.

"Dominick(dblacklab)" wrote in message
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Can anyone help me "homebrew" a goos FM Pirate radio antenna?
Help! Please!

Heathkit used to make a small metal container that held resistive
transmitter dissipative units, surrounded by oil, that would take all
transmitter power, and the SWR was nearly 1:1 on all (HF) bands.

I think that is what you want here.

Dave KZ1O

David Robbins wrote:

p.s. this one has the added advatage of makeing it a legal pirate station.

"David Robbins" wrote in message
...

sure, take a resistor rated to dissipate as much power as your

transmitter,

encase in metal can, add connector, and away you go.

"Dominick(dblacklab)" wrote in message
...

Can anyone help me "homebrew" a goos FM Pirate radio antenna?
Help! Please!








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