then you have never been to any decent sized hamfest/fleamarket.

"Christopher O'Callaghan" wrote in message
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never saw a car with 6 big antennas(3-4 feet)and 3 small ones all on mag
mounts...WOW

"Dave" wrote in message
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then you have never been to any decent sized hamfest/fleamarket.

"Christopher O'Callaghan" wrote in message
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never saw a car with 6 big antennas(3-4 feet)and 3 small ones all on mag
mounts...WOW

He was probably conducting a mutual impedance measuring test to see which
one would out couple the other.

Walt,W2DU

That's really just one antenna with six feedpoints.

Roy Lewallen, W7EL

In article ,
Roy Lewallen wrote:

That's really just one antenna with six feedpoints.

Roy Lewallen, W7EL

Maybe a Phased Array for signal tracking........


Me who used to drive one of those for the FCC...........

"Me" wrote in message
...
In article ,
Roy Lewallen wrote:

That's really just one antenna with six feedpoints.

Roy Lewallen, W7EL

Maybe a Phased Array for signal tracking........


Me who used to drive one of those for the FCC...........

Who is 'Me'? I used to drive one 'a them things too, before and during WW2.

Walt, w2du

In article ,
"Walter Maxwell" wrote:

Who is 'Me'? I used to drive one 'a them things too, before and during WW2.

Walt, w2du

"Me" is an alias for a well know Radioman/FCC Field Agent, who is
nearing the end of his natural life, but finds time to kabitz here in
NewsGroups....

but, yours didn't have Phased Verticals, with electronic steering, and
a Right/Left meter just above the steering wheel to guide you in on the
signal....

Me

"Me" wrote in message
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In article ,
"Walter Maxwell" wrote:

Who is 'Me'? I used to drive one 'a them things too, before and during
WW2.

Walt, w2du

"Me" is an alias for a well know Radioman/FCC Field Agent, who is
nearing the end of his natural life, but finds time to kabitz here in
NewsGroups....

but, yours didn't have Phased Verticals, with electronic steering, and
a Right/Left meter just above the steering wheel to guide you in on the
signal....

Me

You're right, mine was a Hudson with a loop DF and Hallicrafters SX-27 and
SX-28 receivers. There had to be a somewhat intelligent brain connecting the
DF to the steering wheel. Did you drive your car during the time the NDO and
RID existed? I was a charter member beginning in 1940. My wife-to-be
disseminated more than 500 invitations to join from her FCC office in
Washington as an assistant to George E. Sterling, then Chief Engineer of the
FCC.

If well-known Radioman/FCC Agent is so well known how come I don't know him?
I can't believe you're gonna give away any Home Security secrets by tossing
your anonomity cloak. How about coming clean with us?

Walt, W2DU

Walt is always the tru guru.
Chuckle.

73 OM

H.
NQ5H

"Walter Maxwell" wrote in message
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"Dave" wrote in message
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then you have never been to any decent sized hamfest/fleamarket.

"Christopher O'Callaghan" wrote in message
...
never saw a car with 6 big antennas(3-4 feet)and 3 small ones all on
mag
mounts...WOW

He was probably conducting a mutual impedance measuring test to see which
one would out couple the other.

Walt,W2DU

On Wed, 6 Jul 2005 15:58:35 -0000, "Dave" wrote:

then you have never been to any decent sized hamfest/fleamarket.

"Christopher O'Callaghan" wrote in message
...
never saw a car with 6 big antennas(3-4 feet)and 3 small ones all on mag
mounts...WOW





Or seen a San Antonian cop drive by with 17 tiny aeraels sticking up
from his cruiser roof, looking like a dead cockroach.

Those guys must use a lotta radios...

bob
k5qwg