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Old September 8th 03, 12:58 AM
 
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Default MFJ-1792 80/40m Vertical Antenna


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MFJ-1792 80/40m Vertical Antenna
* Bands: 80, 40m * Power rating: 1.5kW PEP SSB * VSWR: 1.2:1 (typical) *
Bandwidth (2:1): Full band * 1/4 wave: 40m radiator * Radiation Angle: Low

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Freq. Selection: Automatic * High-Q coil & capacitance hat * Requires
radials or ground * Includes heavy duty mount * Requires guying * Height:
10m

The MFJ-1792 high performance vertical antenna for 80 and 40m. End loading
the most efficient form of loading is used for 80m. It uses a 1.37m top
capacitance hat and a high-Q coil and features a full size quarter wave
radiator for 40m.


MFJ, and high performance should not be used in the same sentence.



Box never opened £150. Can deliver to HF convention in Manchester end of
Oct, or meet buyer by arrangement or buyer pays shipping costs.

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MFJ, and high performance should not be used in the same sentence.


Hehe too funny!


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MFJ, and high performance should not be used in the same sentence.


"Unlike Dickhead and StormTrooper" !!!



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® StormTrooper © wrote in message

MFJ, and high performance should not be used in the same sentence.


"Unlike Dickhead and StormTrooper" !!!




PLOINK!! XL5 to the kill file.... so sorry.....


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Hummmmm, looks like Neil and XL5 post from the same account! Who would have
thought.

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MFJ products are junk. Read the reviews on e-Ham sweetheart. You know very
little about High Performance, and ZERO about posting on Usenet.


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® StormTrooper © wrote in message

MFJ, and high performance should not be used in the same sentence.


"Unlike Dickhead and StormTrooper" !!!







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OMG, we have a "Sybil" in the group.

Who will you be tomorrow? XL10?

Yeah, I'd guess you're about as efficient as your MFJ Antenna. ROTFL.....

Now, get off of mommy's PC, and get to school. You don't want to be late, ya
know.




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Ooohhhh the insult !! To put you straight, same PC different people

posting!
As for high performance if you are the bench mark then the rest of us must
be classed as super efficient!


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Hummmmm, looks like Neil and XL5 post from the same account! Who would

have
thought.

From: "Neil"
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From: "XL5"
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MFJ products are junk. Read the reviews on e-Ham sweetheart. You know

very
little about High Performance, and ZERO about posting on Usenet.


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® StormTrooper © wrote in message

MFJ, and high performance should not be used in the same sentence.


"Unlike Dickhead and StormTrooper" !!!









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