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Jay,
We just replace them more frequently than dry desert dwellers. After about five years (sometime sooner) they are about shot. My two-meter omni is incased in a fiberglass radome and my wire antennas are made with insulated wire with ends sealed. Danny, K6MHE On Sun, 10 Apr 2005 02:08:57 -0700, Jay in the Mojave wrote: Hello Dan: So what do you use for being near the ocean? Do you have to anodize all the aluminum tubing to keep the antennas up? Jay in the Mojave Dan Richardson wrote: On Sat, 09 Apr 2005 15:38:23 -0700, Jay in the Mojave wrote: Anodizing the aluminum is kind of over kill as I have measured new antennas and old antennas with 30 plus years of exposure to the elements. No difference measured. That might be ture in the Mojave but come up here on the norhern California coast - on the ocean - and you 30+ aluminum antenna will be noting more that a memory. Danny, K6MHE |
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