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![]() I've been a SWLer for years and am considering getting a ham license. However, I live in an urban area (Brooklyn) and wonder just how effectively I can transmit from here. Big outdoor antennas and ground radials are out of the question. Obviously I'd be starting out on VHF and UHF frequencies, perhaps with only a modest handheld transceiver. Handhelds look pretty puny, but is this appearance deceptive? Would one allow me to talk to lots of people and learn from them? Any insights you can share will be greatly appreciated. Steve You can go HF mobile - a friend has worked over 150 countries while mobile. mobile antennas at url http://ac6v.com/antdealer.htm#MOBILE STEALTH ANTENNAS AT URL: http://ac6v.com/antdealer.htm#STEALTH LAMONT |
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