Any suggestions?

Thanks,

Eric

"Eric" wrote:
Any suggestions?

Thanks,

Eric

Dave or Debby had some, dunno if he still does.

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"Steveo" wrote in message
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"Eric" wrote:
Any suggestions?

Thanks,

Eric

Dave or Debby had some, dunno if he still does.

get a stainless one not fiberglass.
and try to avoid getting the ones that are in sections.

73 de Keith

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"Steveo" wrote in message
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"Eric" wrote:
Any suggestions?

Thanks,

Eric

Dave or Debby had some, dunno if he still does.

get a stainless one not fiberglass.
and try to avoid getting the ones that are in sections.

73 de Keith


And don't forget a 6" spring to make a total length of 108" -- it will be a
little easier to tune that way.







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Do you consider a telescopic steel antenna one that is "in sections"?

Thanks

"Keith Hosman" wrote in message
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"Steveo" wrote in message
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"Eric" wrote:
Any suggestions?

Thanks,

Eric

Dave or Debby had some, dunno if he still does.

get a stainless one not fiberglass.
and try to avoid getting the ones that are in sections.

73 de Keith

"Eric" wrote in message .net...
Do you consider a telescopic steel antenna one that is "in sections"?

Thanks

Yup. A non-telescopic antenna is all one section.

Eric wrote in message ...
Do you consider a telescopic steel antenna one that is "in sections"?


A telescopic antenna will have resistance between each section, reducing the
efficiency. If the antenna is similar to car radio antennas, with nothing
but friction to hold the sections up and make the connection, the perfomance
may not be too good.
The best option is a single piece steel type, although I imagine that they
can get in the way a bit.

Can you get 102" telescopic mobile antennas?



Regards,

Peter.

"Brainbuster" wrote:
Eric wrote in message ...
Do you consider a telescopic steel antenna one that is "in sections"?

A telescopic antenna will have resistance between each section, reducing
the efficiency. If the antenna is similar to car radio antennas, with
nothing but friction to hold the sections up and make the connection, the
perfomance may not be too good.
The best option is a single piece steel type, although I imagine that
they can get in the way a bit.

Can you get 102" telescopic mobile antennas?

Regards,

Peter.

I can't keep from breaking the 36" one on my boom box.

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Do you consider a telescopic steel antenna one that is "in sections"?

Thanks

"Keith Hosman" wrote in message
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"Steveo" wrote in message
...
"Eric" wrote:
Any suggestions?

Thanks,

Eric

Dave or Debby had some, dunno if he still does.

get a stainless one not fiberglass.
and try to avoid getting the ones that are in sections.

73 de Keith

Do you consider a telescopic steel antenna one that is "in sections"?

Thanks

"Keith Hosman" wrote in message
...

"Steveo" wrote in message
...
"Eric" wrote:
Any suggestions?

Thanks,

Eric

Dave or Debby had some, dunno if he still does.

get a stainless one not fiberglass.
and try to avoid getting the ones that are in sections.

73 de Keith