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On Sun, 18 Sep 2005 03:55:02 GMT, aRKay wrote:
In article , aRKay wrote: I just purchased a Ten-Tec 1208 Transverter to get my feet wet on six meters. I would like to use my existing W9INN fan dipole if possible. At the present time the fan dipole has three sets of wires from the common feed point for 40/80, 10 MHz and 18 MHz. My plan is to add another short set of wires cut for 50.125 MHz. Since each of the new wires will only be 4.67 feet, I plan to use stand offs and run them close to the 40/80 dipoles. It will be interesting to see if this really works. Any suggestions for the short stand off insulators? I have one of those TT1208s and it's been a good tool for 6m. I have some impressive contacts off it and a 3 element beam. Enjoy it. Allison |
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