Midland Full Band T 734
 

Does anyone have any experience with the Midland Full Band T 734 antenna or
similar? The question is, is it necessary to tune its SWR for receiving
only, or that doesn't matter? When I had typical 5/8 antenna, it was
extremely important to cut it to the correct size, it had a huge influence
on receiving. But I don't know if it's the same for Discone antennas, so
that's why I'm asking.

Midland Full Band T 734
 

urm.. a discone is a wideband aerial, hence it has no one resonant freq for
you to vswr it to! it is multiband,,

........mike

"jarekts" wrote in message
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Does anyone have any experience with the Midland Full Band T 734 antenna
or similar? The question is, is it necessary to tune its SWR for receiving
only, or that doesn't matter? When I had typical 5/8 antenna, it was
extremely important to cut it to the correct size, it had a huge influence
on receiving. But I don't know if it's the same for Discone antennas, so
that's why I'm asking.

Midland Full Band T 734
 

urm.. a discone is a wideband aerial, hence it has no one resonant freq
for you to vswr it to! it is multiband,,

But it has some adjustable parts...

Midland Full Band T 734
 

typically these are for those ones that do allow tx on 2mts and/or 70cm.
though to be honest, i've only ever found the royal 1200 to be worthy of
bothering with.
you might as well use a wet piece of string.

mike

"jarekts" wrote in message
...
urm.. a discone is a wideband aerial, hence it has no one resonant freq
for you to vswr it to! it is multiband,,

But it has some adjustable parts...

Midland Full Band T 734
 

On Thu, 6 Dec 2007 20:28:41 +0100, "jarekts" spake
thusly:

Does anyone have any experience with the Midland Full Band T 734 antenna or
similar? The question is, is it necessary to tune its SWR for receiving
only, or that doesn't matter? When I had typical 5/8 antenna, it was
extremely important to cut it to the correct size, it had a huge influence
on receiving. But I don't know if it's the same for Discone antennas, so
that's why I'm asking.

SWR is only involved when transmitting.