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This is exactly what I am currently using for an outdoor scanner antenna, a J- pole. Mine is outdoors and was actually cut for the 2 meter ham band, 144-148 mgh, but it works very well on all bands for receive purposes. You should get very good results on an indoor version as I know several hams who use a j-pole inside for transmit and receive. Have yourself a Merry Little Christmas! Jon in Upstate South Carolina. PhattyMo wrote: Bill wrote: I have looked around on Google without much success. I am interested in making my own indoor antenna for my scanner. It must be general coverage and omni directional. I have wire and coax. Just looking for something that is going to be better than the telescoping antenna built into the scanner without going outdoors. If anyone has any ideas or links for websites with some info on building your own indoor antenna please share ![]() Thank You and Best Regards Bill Make a "Slim-jim" (J-pole) from some twinlead/hookup wire. Tack it high up in the wall,and call it good. |
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