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![]() "Steve R." wrote in message ... "Brian Colwell" wrote in message ... "dave" wrote in message ... Wimpie wrote: On 2 oct, 20:13, JimK wrote: I'd like to try an external antenna, but one was not included with my G5. What type of wire should I get (stranded, solid, gauge, insulated...), and do I just solder it to the pos or neg lead of a miniplug to go into the ext antenna receptacle? Thanks.... Jim Hello Jim, Every type of metal wire will work for you situation (solid, stranded, plasticized galvanized washing line, etc). Snip http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Communications_receiver That brought back some memories ! bmc The best one I ever had was a Thordarson Meissner, can't remember the model. The one I always wanted, was a Hammarlund Super Pro. Now that was a radio! Steve R. My first receiver was an ex airforce model R1155...there was an outfit that got hold of some surplus units and modified the power supply.....it was a pretty good performer.....we had little choice, at that time !! But you are so right about the Super Pro. bmc |
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