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Sounds good Scott, go get 'em!

73,

Rick

Scott in Baltimore wrote:
Rick wrote:
Right,

You will need a substantial mounting bracket, and may need to guy the
whip. The antenna I mentioned ("Texas Bugcatcher") was originally used
on my work truck for about a year before I put it on the balcony at the
apartment. Didn't have any trouble at all matching it on any band, but
the bandwidth was very narrow on 75, as you might expect.


I've been using a Firestik KW-7, so I've got a strong mount already.
Just confirmed my test session. Let the DX begin!


 
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