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Old September 9th 05, 06:56 PM
Jay in the Mojave
 
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Hello Steveo:

I am not real impressed with the short ground plane radials I have seen
advertised for the I Max 2000.

I think 3 or 4 each 96 inch Francis Amazer Fiberglass Whip Antennas
would be a good ground plane radial kit. Not the shorter ones I have
seen advertised.

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Steveo wrote:

Steveo wrote:

(Jaa Jaa) wrote:

I have a i-max 2000,is it worth the time to put a ground plane on it?


You gonna stack em?


Apparently I'm unaware of the add-on radial kit that you are asking about.
I've never owned one of those.

I'd ask Jay if he thinks it helps, he's sorta our resident antenna guru in
this group so far.

Ask him about his credentials first tho.

 
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