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![]() "Johnny Lipps" wrote (in essence) I'm going with the RX-320. Now I have to read up on constructing the best antenna for an apartment in an urban area. Ben Hellmann, Providence, RI USA I don't care what your political leanings are and I will be glad to offer constructive comments about SWL. You made your choice on receivers, now whatever your neighbors/owner etc will tolerate is all that's left to bring in best reception possible. Hanging a temporary wire out to a tree, pole or even the ground works great if nothing permanent is allowed. We've done this from hotel rooms on the oceanfront with great success. Even had a police helo take an eye-level look at our yagi and aerials on the balcony, and long wires strung down to lightpoles on the boardwalk. Six of us waved back and nobody stormed the place. ;-) If you are on the top floor of an apartment, atic-access might allow a real network of random wire, or even a loop antenna. This could outperform many kinds of random wires in the yard. Best regards, Jack Va Beach |
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