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On Wed, 20 Jun 2007 09:20:15 -0400, Chuck
wrote: It is difficult to find much enthusiasm for the performance of half-wave verticals from folks who have actually tried them. Your experience sure supports that. Hi Chuck, I can report a bright side. During one field day, years ago, one fellow brought in a baloon and hoisted enough wire into the sky to work it as a halfwave 160M vertical. He used an optical rangefinder to measure the height. He had this Army surplus tuner that tuned it up to his rig. The 160M contacts he made told him he was the strongest signal on the band (working 100W). Perhaps it helped that we were in a school ball field on the top of a hill. To further add to the mix, I suggested he tie the tuner to the fence line and backstop. 73's Richard Clark, KB7QHC |
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