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Mike sed,
Not much of a G5RV then is it, Reg? ----------------------- Exactly ! For all-round, multi-directional, multi-elevation, multi-band working, DX and local, there is nothing better than a random length dipole with a random-length high-Zo feedline, which is what most people want and which will conveniently fit into your backyard, plus a simple home-made 1:1 choke balun on a ferrite ring from your junk box, plus a tuner of some sort. Without any coax the G5RV fits in there somewhere. A sentiment with which that grand old English gentleman himself, Louis Varney, would whole-heartedly agree. Are you hearing me Louis wherever you are? Three dots for Yes. ---- Reg, G4FGQ |
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