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Roy Lewallen July 24th 09 04:24 AM

Best 144/440 Antenna for Attic Installation
 
wrote:
. . .
The overall rating for the X50A on eHam.net is 4.7/5. The average rating for the Arrow J-pole is
4.8/5. It sounds like both products are highly regarded.


So the Arrow is rated 0.09 dB higher than the Diamond. That's probably
realistic.

Roy Lewallen, W7EL

JB[_3_] July 24th 09 03:39 PM

Best 144/440 Antenna for Attic Installation
 
"Roy Lewallen" wrote in message
...
wrote:
. . .
The overall rating for the X50A on eHam.net is 4.7/5. The average

rating for the Arrow J-pole is
4.8/5. It sounds like both products are highly regarded.


So the Arrow is rated 0.09 dB higher than the Diamond. That's probably
realistic.

Roy Lewallen, W7EL


Rather than punching a hole in the roof to accommodate your attic co-linear,
how about the ELK 2m/440 log periodic or Cushcraft A270-6s. A small Yagi is
not so directional that you can't use it for the local stuff while pointing
it yonder for a few weak ones.


[email protected] July 25th 09 02:46 AM

Best 144/440 Antenna for Attic Installation
 

On 24-Jul-2009, "JB" wrote:

Rather than punching a hole in the roof to accommodate your attic co-linear,
how about the ELK 2m/440 log periodic or Cushcraft A270-6s. A small Yagi is
not so directional that you can't use it for the local stuff while pointing
it yonder for a few weak ones.


I want to be able to hit a dozen or so repeaters in different directions, so I don't want a
directional antenna.

I believe I have enough height in the attic for the X50A. If I measure and come up short, I will
get the X30A instead.


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