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January 4th 08, 06:16 PM
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shortwave radio attenas and radio shack
dxAce wrote:
David wrote: Art Harris wrote: David Mills wrote: I have been to radio shack several times over the years inquiring about antennas for short wave radios. I always get a rather blank response and they never seem to have anything. They sell shortwave radios...so why not sell good external antennas? perhaps Radio Shack isn't as good as one might hope! Well, the best external shortwave antennas are pretty simple and made of ordinary wire. Try a 50 to 100 foot length of 14 gauge stranded wire. Home Depot might be a better option. http://www.dxzone.com/catalog/Antennas/Shortwave/ Art Harris N2AH 14 g is pretty thick for a wire antenna. I use ca. 20 g. Be a man! I use 10 g. I'd rather be a retard, if a man be you. |
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