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Old December 5th 03, 08:44 PM
Crazy George
 
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Max:

It appears you are overlooking the very useful possibility of using
different antennas for transmit and receive. If the computer RFI problem
can be addressed, then use the vertical for transmitting, and whatever is
quietest for receive.

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I have come to the conclusion the only antenna I am going to be able to

use
is a ground mounted dipole or random wire. No antenna supports in the

yard,
no fences, no attic. I tried a vertical "flagpole" but it is just too

noisy.
Nothing but me and the yards of my two neighbours. I am able to run about
60 feet of 22 gauge green enameled wire along the length of the yards. I
have done extensive reading on NVIS propagation, but I'm curious if anyone
is actually using this method on 160, 80 or 40m.

Thanks,

Max





 
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