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August 5th 05, 12:21 PM
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"Warren Bowery" wrote in message 42... Hi Smitty.... I have used my MA-5B for over a year. I have it 40' up, and it works fine. It has withstood an ice storm this winter (1/4" ice build-up), and 60+ MPH winds a couple of times. Highest gain is on 10 meters of course, but I've worked my fair share of DX on 20 and 15. Keep in mind that it functions as a 2-element Yagi only on 10, 15 and 20 meters. On 12 and 17 it is a rotatable dipole. Still, I'm happy with it. I've been able to work just about everything I've heard with it. Warren - KC8YKQ Thanks Warren! -Smitty |
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