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"Cecil Moore" wrote in message ... Dave VanHorn wrote: ?? More gain is worse? Depends on the TOA. Around Phoenix, we had a mountaintop repeater that we could hit better with a 1/4 wave than with a 5/8 wave when we were close to the base of the mountain upon which it resided. That's where we camped out a lot. I'm aware that there are off cases where the normal rules don't apply, but in general, higher gain and a flatter pattern, is always better than lower gain and heating the clouds.. I've not seen many hairpins out there, and they are just a small bit more to build than the GP. Why is that? Are they just not well known? |
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