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![]() "GeorgeF" wrote in message news:3F0C1BFF.1070907@licensed4funREMOVEBEFOREFLIG HT.com... Robert wrote: "GeorgeF" An excellent non-directional antenna for everything 30 MHz and above is the Antennawarehouse.com ScanTenna. For you and Burr (if he sees this): How do those things hold up? Since I got a 2-meter rig, I'm considering either: getting a dedicated 2-meter antenna and keeping the discone on the 780, or B: using the discone with the 2-meter and getting a Scantenna. The only criticism I've seen of the Scantenna is they seem to be a bit flimsy - what say ya'all? Yes they seem a bid flimsy as they are made from the same "rolled aluminum" which TV antenna elements are made from. However I've had one up at 20' for 2 1/2 years here in Florida (along the coast no less) which has seen several tropical storms. No bent elements yet. Sounds good - my discone is up 30' and has survived a brush with a tornado; what's the sq. footage of the Scantenna, if you know? Personally for the price I don't mind they are a bit more flimsy than most discones simply because the outpreform a discone at least 2 to 1. I'm convinced there are two different RS discones out there; I don't see how I could get any better performance from mine. If the Scantenna does perform better, I'll be pleasantly surprised. --- Outgoing mail is certified Virus Free. Checked by AVG anti-virus system (http://www.grisoft.com). Version: 6.0.497 / Virus Database: 296 - Release Date: 7/4/2003 |
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