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Interesting HF antenna design
Great picture. What happens when the guy buys gas and drives under the
overhang at the filling station? "Caveat Lector" wrote in message news:ke2ff.173$qw.10@fed1read07... At URL: http://home.tiscali.ch/hb9abx/ant--abx-e.htm |
Interesting HF antenna design
"John, N9JG" wrote in message news:R63ff.553426$_o.391582@attbi_s71... Great picture. What happens when the guy buys gas and drives under the overhang at the filling station? "Caveat Lector" wrote in message news:ke2ff.173$qw.10@fed1read07... At URL: http://home.tiscali.ch/hb9abx/ant--abx-e.htm Maybe he uses a gas can (;-) -- CL -- I doubt, therefore I might be ! |
Interesting HF antenna design
On 17/11/2005 12:30 PM, John, N9JG wrote:
Great picture. What happens when the guy buys gas and drives under the overhang at the filling station? "Caveat Lector" wrote in message news:ke2ff.173$qw.10@fed1read07... At URL: http://home.tiscali.ch/hb9abx/ant--abx-e.htm It's hard to tell from the photo, but it looks like it can be adjusted to lay flat. Whether or not this can be done in a convenient manner is another thing, I guess. |
Interesting HF antenna design
clvrmnky wrote:
On 17/11/2005 12:30 PM, John, N9JG wrote: Great picture. What happens when the guy buys gas and drives under the overhang at the filling station? "Caveat Lector" wrote in message news:ke2ff.173$qw.10@fed1read07... At URL: http://home.tiscali.ch/hb9abx/ant--abx-e.htm It's hard to tell from the photo, but it looks like it can be adjusted to lay flat. Whether or not this can be done in a convenient manner is another thing, I guess. For only 20 Euros he'll tell you how to build one and all your questions will be answered. Har. -- Jim Pennino Remove .spam.sux to reply. |
Interesting HF antenna design
Well, I don't care who you are, at least once any normal person is going to
forget and drive right up to the pump without remembering to first lower or remove the antenna. "clvrmnky" wrote in message .ca... [stuff] It's hard to tell from the photo, but it looks like it can be adjusted to lay flat. Whether or not this can be done in a convenient manner is another thing, I guess. |
Interesting HF antenna design
Or is this antenna story just a way to earn some money? You have to send the
guy at least 20 Euros (approx 20 USD) in order to receive (hopefully) the construtional details in March 2006... If it is a true ham project, I don't understand why the details can not be published on a simple web page. At least the outlines. /SM6PXJ "Caveat Lector" skrev i meddelandet news:ke2ff.173$qw.10@fed1read07... At URL: http://home.tiscali.ch/hb9abx/ant--abx-e.htm -- CL -- I doubt, therefore I might be ! |
Interesting HF antenna design
Wes Stewart wrote:
On Thu, 17 Nov 2005 18:40:01 GMT, wrote: clvrmnky wrote: On 17/11/2005 12:30 PM, John, N9JG wrote: Great picture. What happens when the guy buys gas and drives under the overhang at the filling station? "Caveat Lector" wrote in message news:ke2ff.173$qw.10@fed1read07... At URL: http://home.tiscali.ch/hb9abx/ant--abx-e.htm It's hard to tell from the photo, but it looks like it can be adjusted to lay flat. Whether or not this can be done in a convenient manner is another thing, I guess. For only 20 Euros he'll tell you how to build one and all your questions will be answered. I can make a better offer. For only $20 US, I will tell you how to build a reduced size bridge that is only 10% of the length of what is needed to span the river, but it will work just as well. Promise! Nah, I need a warf for my beachfront property in Arizona though. -- Jim Pennino Remove .spam.sux to reply. |
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On 17/11/2005 1:47 PM, John, N9JG wrote:
Well, I don't care who you are, at least once any normal person is going to forget and drive right up to the pump without remembering to first lower or remove the antenna. "clvrmnky" wrote in message .ca... [stuff] It's hard to tell from the photo, but it looks like it can be adjusted to lay flat. Whether or not this can be done in a convenient manner is another thing, I guess. Right. I personally would only use such a rig under special situations (i.e., the thing only goes on for a weekend or something.) Everyday use is asking for trouble. Mobile installations have their own challenges. I'd probably live with the trade-offs and put a big old whip from front bumper to the back. One should be able to use various tricks to electronically lengthen or shorten the whip to tune to the range you want, right? |
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