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Old August 17th 04, 08:05 AM
Paul Jordan
 
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I guess my question would be... WHY do you need 200 watts on 2 meters or
440mhz for that matter??

Hal Rosser wrote:
I would be very tempted to try a discone in this case - just to say I made
one.
practically no gain - but I hear they have extremely good bandwidth - and
different enough to start interesting QSOs locally



"Ralph Blach" wrote in message
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Does anybody have any good ideas for a good dual band
2 meter/440 antenna? This would be a base antenna and
should be capable of handling 200 watts.


Thanks


Chip




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