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On Fri, 15 Jun 2007 08:01:34 -0400, "Robert11"
wrote: Hi, Thanks for link to the Shakespeare Vertical Antenna. Know very little about antennas, but was wondering. Is this vertical whip , or any vertical, a better bet to try as compared to perhaps a "simple Yagi for the Marine bands ? Why ? This Shakespeare vertical whip is described as: It's a 6dB collinear phased 5/8-wave antenna of 8-foot nominal length. Again, I'm about 25 miles due west of Boston Harbor, but would sure like to at least try to pick up some Marine VHF comms from the harbor. Hard for me now at my age to try a whole bunch of antennas, so would like to limit it to what you experts feel would offer the best "chance". Thanks again, Bob -------------------------------------- A 5/8-wave collinear has 3dBd gain. Danny |
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