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Have to agree with TAM- but dont expect too much- as a Discone antenna
is a no - gain, ultra wide bandwidth antenna (great for a scanner, listening to several bands at once, but for signal strength- forget it)! When six is open, however, all bets are off! Remember many in the '60's running Heathkit "Sixers" working dx (1/2-1 watt output, and super-regen reciever)! Tho, would be more effecient with a good yagi, and S.S.B., you might be suprised with the results. and remember: 6 meters also tends to open during the winter solstus , as well as in the spring/summer times! Good Luck- Jim NN7K Tam/WB2TT wrote: N0HNJ I'm limited to FM simplex since the RT70 only outputs FM and has no offset that I'm aware of. Dave, If the discone is rated for 6 meters, go for it. I have talked to people on 6 who were using discones, even though I am horizontally polarized. I would not spend any money on a 6m FM simplex radio. Tam/WB2TT |
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