I vote for the Discone -
1 discone will work at the design band and higher freqs too
no need for multiple antennas

"Ron, KC4YOY" wrote in message
m...
I'm looking for ideas for a home built multi band
scanner antenna.
I'm thinking about one with separate whips
cut for each band.

Anyone got any good ideas?

73, Ron

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I've got a 2', more or less, antenna on my truck that works REAL nice on
all the bands my scanner will pick up.. I think it's an RT7 or RX7,
somethin like that.. Real nice scanner too.. The antenna has a regular
antenna thread just like a hamstick or any other popular mobile antenna..

Radio Shack sells a multi band scanner antenna that you might look at.
May be able to fashion a copy from it if you're sneaky..

"Hal Rosser" wrote in message
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I vote for the Discone -
1 discone will work at the design band and higher freqs too
no need for multiple antennas

I chose Discone - ***Assuming the antenna needs to be 50 ohms ***
probably any long wire will work as well



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