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October 23rd 04, 06:32 PM
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"Lou" wrote in message erio.net... I can't say how good it was as to quality or actual usage results, but MFJ made an antenna that was as you are asking about. I think it covered a few more bands too. Whether they still make it or not, I don't know. Lou "Radio Man" wrote in message news:RCIdd.7880$n81.905@trnddc08... Is it possible to construct or purchase a 2, 6 & 10 mtr vertical? I made a J-pole antenna for 10 meters a while back. Dont tthink there is any reason you couldnt build a "copper Cactus" type of antenna that includes these three bands. There is plenty of info on this type of antenna on the net. I have not seen any that include 10M though. Usually 6,2 and 432. Should be doable though. |
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