Yeah... I moved the page, and for some reason the old URL came flowing
out of my fingers... try http://www.qsl.net/ai8w/TruckPics/

73 de AI8W, Chris

Nitespark wrote:

I am sure RS sells them. I was just looking for one at a flea market,
or hamfest or something for a few bucks. I am not in desperate need of
one just looking to try it out for comparison purposes.

Tried the link below and it does not work.

sideband wrote:

Try Radio Shack for the 102" whip.. they still sell em

Oh, and for kicks, you might want to chuckle at my insanity while
looking at a similar setup at http://www.csotbs.org/ai8w/TruckPics

I sold that truck, and haven't had a chance to reconstruct that system
on the new truck yet, but it's coming.

73 de AI8W, Chris

Nitespark wrote:



Bob Cook wrote:

Re 20 meter hamstick and AH-4:

Do you mean you are using an AH-4 to tune the 20 m hamstick
to other bands? If so, to which bands and what kind of SWR's?

Bob K9KKY




I have used it on 40 meters successfully and on 15 and 10. The SWR
is perfect. The efficiency of the system is not so good. I can do
the same thing with my Webster BandSpanner. My biggest problem is
being mobile when there is a band opening. Havn't found that many on
15 & 10 recently....at least when I have been in the car.

With the AH-4, it really doesn't matter what I put back on the
antenna mount. It will find he L/C combination and match it to the
radio (within reason of course...obviously can't use a 1/4 wave UHF
spike on 40 meters). I have been looking around for a 102" CB whip.
That would work as well as anything.