Well you see gentlemen, after spending a day up on the roof, it appears I
typed without proof reading.
You would all be correct, how would you cut a 220mhz antenna to work on
144mhz????? Good question!
So let me stand corrected and say, it can be cut for
440mhz.......................... NOT 144mhz.
Thanks for noticing my mistake............

73

Lou

Thanks for noticing my mistake............


We all make em'. Good luck selling the antenna.
73 Gary N4AST

20 bux hu?

You can built one out of a SO-239 coax connector, a aluminum L bracket. A
U-bolt, and some welding wire/and or solid copper and some solder....maybe
5 bux at most.

Dan/W4NTI

"CommCtr1" wrote in message
...
Well you see gentlemen, after spending a day up on the roof, it appears I
typed without proof reading.
You would all be correct, how would you cut a 220mhz antenna to work on
144mhz????? Good question!
So let me stand corrected and say, it can be cut for
440mhz.......................... NOT 144mhz.
Thanks for noticing my mistake............

73

Lou

"Dan/W4NTI" w4nti@get rid of this mindspring.com wrote in message
ink.net...
20 bux hu?

You can built one out of a SO-239 coax connector, a aluminum L bracket.
A
U-bolt, and some welding wire/and or solid copper and some
solder....maybe
5 bux at most.

Too expensive....all you need is an SO-239 and a coffee can with a piece of
copper wire and some solder

Dan/W4NTI

"CommCtr1" wrote in message
...
Well you see gentlemen, after spending a day up on the roof, it appears
I
typed without proof reading.
You would all be correct, how would you cut a 220mhz antenna to work on
144mhz????? Good question!
So let me stand corrected and say, it can be cut for
440mhz.......................... NOT 144mhz.
Thanks for noticing my mistake............

73

Lou

Dan/W4NTI wrote:

20 bux hu?

You can built one out of a SO-239 coax connector, a aluminum L bracket. A
U-bolt, and some welding wire/and or solid copper and some solder....maybe
5 bux at most.

Dan/W4NTI


Remember, most of these were bottle fed and have no concept of self-help.

You're a good samaritan. Now you'll be bombarded with requests to build
same for them for 5 bux shipping included!

"Dean Arthur" wrote in message
...
Dan/W4NTI wrote:

20 bux hu?

You can built one out of a SO-239 coax connector, a aluminum L bracket.
A
U-bolt, and some welding wire/and or solid copper and some
solder....maybe
5 bux at most.

Dan/W4NTI


Remember, most of these were bottle fed and have no concept of self-help.

You're a good samaritan. Now you'll be bombarded with requests to build
same for them for 5 bux shipping included!

Sorry, I'm not in the antenna suppy business. Its up the the vast unwashed
to figure out how.

Dan/W4NTI

AWW ... you took all the fun out of the project :-)

DD

CommCtr1 wrote:

Well you see gentlemen, after spending a day up on the roof, it appears I
typed without proof reading.
You would all be correct, how would you cut a 220mhz antenna to work on
144mhz????? Good question!
So let me stand corrected and say, it can be cut for
440mhz.......................... NOT 144mhz.
Thanks for noticing my mistake............

73

Lou

Well you see gentlemen, after spending a day up on the roof, it appears I
typed without proof reading.
You would all be correct, how would you cut a 220mhz antenna to work on
144mhz????? Good question!
So let me stand corrected and say, it can be cut for
440mhz.......................... NOT 144mhz.
Thanks for noticing my mistake............

Typos do slip in. You could split the element about halfway and fold it out
the other way to make the elements longer.

CommCtr1 wrote:

Well you see gentlemen, after spending a day up on the roof, it appears I
typed without proof reading.
You would all be correct, how would you cut a 220mhz antenna to work on
144mhz????? Good question!
So let me stand corrected and say, it can be cut for
440mhz.......................... NOT 144mhz.
Thanks for noticing my mistake............

73

Lou

Ahhh, but using loading coils enables one to access multi bands with
one vertical element.