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"Larry Echols" wrote in message ... Jeff, Thanks for your response! I am planning to purchase a MTA along with a Grundig Satellit 800 radio. Where and how do you have yours installed? Where did you purchase it? ================================================== ======================== I have mine on a mast pipe about 20' high. The mast is grounded to a grd rod at its base. The stainless mounting part of the bracket is at ground potential thru the built in MLB so the whole thing is at grd. potential right at the antenna. I had ordered one thru Universal,, but the day after I ordered it I saw one on R.R.swap for sale for 100$ I bought it and cancelled the order thru Universal, it was in like new condition so I lucked out. Thats the only one FS Ive seen on the NG's Ive never tried ebay. I dont use any lightning protection, if storms are in the forecast I just unplug the coax from the radio. It works vey well on MW, I use a small low powered AM station 100 miles away as my bench mark. With my 70' longwire I would get it at an S-3 or so, but with the noise it wasnt very listenable. With the MTA I get it at about S-5 to S-7 with no noise, so its very listenable. If you have limited space problems like I have you wont be sorry. You could probably put it in the corner of a room if you had to. It should work very well with your Sat. 800. Jeff |
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