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On Tue, 18 Apr 2006 18:59:47 -0500, Tom Ring
wrote: Richard Clark wrote: You have answered NONE of these questions. Or was it just one, 92 inches tall? You couldn't even get that one right because the picture ON YOUR PAGE obviously showed a bigger one! You apparently think you can treat us like fools and that this is enough to prove: What's next? Denying that there is a daylight, when the sun is out? Yuri, you don't have the horsepower to win the race of wits. 73's Richard Clark, KB7QHC If he will just post the plans to duplicate the antenna, it would give the rest of us something to test. That would be way too easy, I guess. Hi Tom, If the mood strikes me, I will see how much effort it takes to blow away his "efficient" antenna. Seeing how he has no answers for its construction, I can easily impose my own choices like an high E piano string radiator mid loaded with a squirrel cage over a radial field of rusting springs from a burnt-out mattress. There should be room for improvement over that using a coat hanger with distributed loads of barn nails over the roof of a 1948 Hudson. Hi Dave, You never answered: "What's your point?" but are you having fun with loading yet? 73's Richard Clark, KB7QHC |
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