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Old July 17th 04, 06:35 PM
Doug Birky
 
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Are you saying that with the inverted V I am more likely to hear the W1AW?

Dee D. Flint wrote in message
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"Doug Birky" wrote in message
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I am new to HF having just passed my General and code tests. I am

putting
up
a dipole the will be running due East/West at about 40ft. I really have

no
other options for installation and cannot run it North/South. I am in

lower
Michigan. My question is will I be able to make any East Coast contacts
with this? Specifically, I'd like to be able to monitor the W1AW

bulletins,
code runs etc. I am interested in contacting the Southern states, but

would
like to know if the East will be accessable.

Thanks in advance,
Doug Birky
KC8YEC/AG



It may or may not be accessible. However, you can dramatically improve

the
situation by setting the dipole up as an inverted V. As such, it pretty
much becomes omnidirectional.

Dee D. Flint, N8UZE



 
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