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I have made HF contacts while using a KW Kan dummy load as an antenna.
I was doing some Transceiver alignment while transmitting into the dummy load and to my surprise when I unkeyed, I had a station calling me. I know people who have made HF contacts while using bed springs or a piece of aluminum foil as an antenna. I always thought an aluminum ladder would make a great vertical especially with a few ground radials under it. Ace - www.WH2T.com "J999w" wrote in message ... Just to prove a point, I have used a lawnchair, and a metal garbage can, to make HF contacts. If you really want to get on the air, you can. My record is 6 miles on 80 meters with a six inch wire end loaded with a soda can (too young at the time to get a beer can easily). jw k9rzz |
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