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Hi Gang
Last night was the 4th (doh, we all knew that!) But how many of you woke up this morning with a rocket perched upside down on top of your tallest antenna? I have a Diamond triband 2/220/440 antenna up some 60+ feet. The remains of a finned rocket about 10 to 12 inches tall has managed to land on top of this antenna, nose down fins up. Right now it's at the very top, but I'm sure in a few days will probably slide down the antenna shaft coming into contact with the radials. Should I worry about this (chemical reactions) or just forget it and let time and weather take it's toll on the remains? TTUL - 73+ de Gary - KGØZP |
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