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Old December 8th 03, 04:16 PM
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Don't know what you mean by weak, my HS5 (mounted on top a 14' base pole,
with a total antenna height of 40'. It is mounted in a surveyors tripod. It
has withstood winds up to 75mph with out guying. Works great on all bands
(using a simple tuner. Plan on adding on a additional 10 more feet of base,
and I the will guy the base pole at 23'. There will be three guys, one
affixed to each tripod leg anchor.

Butternut makes good tripods, but a lot depends on how the user puts them
together. You got to have radials and a good ground.

Jim


"Fjx1" wrote in message
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I can't run wires on my property( no trees and tower rotates). I've used a

^btv
for years with usual weak results on 80. LAways thought Butternut was

weakly
made.

What is recommendation out there?
Butternut
Gap
Force sigma for 80 know very little about it they don't answer e-mails
MFK

??? other ideas
Really want 80 and 160 would be great bonus.

73
Gerry



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