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November 22nd 03, 05:05 PM
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Frank it's called a "sky hook".
Frank wrote: Dave Holford article ... ^ I have personal experience, some 40 years ago, with an ^ HF antenna which consisted of the top half of the tail ^ (about a 15 to 20 foot square metal surface) which was ^ tuned by a remote ATU (Collins CU-351 ISTR) and performed ^ at least as well as a fixed wire over the range of 2.5 to ^ 30 MHz. If I could put an antenna like that 20,000 feet over my house I would be very happy indeed! Frank |
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