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Setting up wasn't a problem...it was very easy...it stood up to the elements
quite well...I took it down to replace it with a 2m antenna...I wish I had put it away for a rainy day instead of selling it... -- Chaney Chaney's World http://www.chaney.i12.com/ "jim" wrote in message ... Bert Craig wrote: "NIW" wrote in message ... http://www.signalengineering.com/ Looks like a Moonraker rip off to me! NIW! The Moonraker series are crossed Yagis with a quad reflector. The PDL II is a Polar Diversity Loop. The Signal Engineering quads are just that, true quads. Less noise and a tad more theoretical gain than the Moonraker series. All are great performers though. 73 de Bert WA2SI have to add that the pdlii's can be a pain to set up considering the copper wire. they hold up fairly well as mine was subjected to a lot of salt water intrusion being close (within 1k') to the long island sound. jogunn makes nice products... |
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