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Richard,
Why don't you go to the web site you referenced, and click on "Ask seller a question", or doesn't he know? I did not read the whole thing. With the loading coils, it might be an 11 meter antenna. TYam/WB2TT "Richard" wrote in message ... http://cgi.ebay.co.uk/ws/eBayISAPI.d...tem=3077597082 This antenna is a mystery. No-one can identify it from the picture. It's made in Japan and model number is CA-815. I now have this antenna and can give the dimentions. | | A variable appx 17" (43 Cm) | | | B 4" (10 Cm) | | | | | C 59" (150 Cm) | | -------------X-------------- D D 28" (71 Cm) Tube A is adjustable it's about 17" long when in mid position. B from the outside looks like a 4" long metal tube. A enters the "tube" from the top, but is insulated from it. Likewise C enters the "tube" from below and also insulated from it. I wonder if within B is a coil. Tube C is 59" long. Radials D are 28" long, but it looks to me as if they have a loading coil which is located at the beginning. Coils not equal length for eachground plane radial. On the information sheet it shows a picture of a radio set they call "BASE UNIT" It highlights an antenna select switch and tells you to select external. So, to me, it looks like this antenna is meant for a receiver. This antenna is ground plane type, it looks like a ground plane. Hope it can now be identified. I've no idea what it's for. Is it either an AM or FM outdoor antennna? Or both? TIA. Rich. |
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