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Old March 10th 04, 02:00 AM
Matthew&Wendy
 
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OK, Sorry if I was unspecific. The antenna is about thirty feet long, with
one leg at twenty feet. The entire antenna is twenty feet off the ground.
The Five hundered mile range is great, but it was an AM station out of North
Carolina. The BBC broadcast on 5975 came in great too. But about 100
kilohertz on either side, and I can only pick up locals, within 200 miles. I
saw a vertical antenna that with a switch, the operator could change
something and make the antenna resonant on different frequencies. Is this
possible with a wire antenna?



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