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August 1st 09, 07:25 PM posted to rec.radio.amateur.antenna

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How Can you Make a VHF TV Antenna for an Attic

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(Richard Harrison) wrote:

I`ve built and used many rhombics. They all were satisfactory in spite
of somewhat ragged patterns. They are capableof high gain and extreme
bandwidth. They require much space and 4 supports but construction is
simple for the minimalist model.

How critical was the aiming of the antenna? I'm asking because if I
build one, many wavelengths long, it probably won't be easy to move the
poles.

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