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I've swapped the feed line over and its still the same.
When I put the antenna together I made sure all connections where good and the analyser gave a good match on the frequencies I want to use. I did use some conductive grease for the first time on the antenna. Wonder if the grease is the problem or maybe this antenna just picks up a lot of background hiss. Andy "John Ferrell" wrote in message ... On Sun, 20 Jul 2008 11:23:02 +0100, "Andy" wrote: I have finally got my Cushcraft MA5B up in the air. But I am very disappointed with it. Is it normal for this antenna to have a lot of background noise behind strong signals 9+? The reason I ask is that I also own a cobwebb antenna and the side by side comparison between them, there is no background hiss on the same strong signals on the cobwebb S4 - 9+ but there is on the same signal on the MA5B and it is enough to make listening on the MA5B very unpleasant even at S9+. Is this normal? 73 Andy I will place my bet on a bad connector. How hard is it to swap feedlines? John Ferrell W8CCW |
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