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Old September 24th 04, 01:57 AM
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I am currently running an old Antron 99, which has served me
well, except for lighting up my neighbor's telephone wires. I am
seriously considering buying an Interceptor 10K Antenna, for use on 11
meters. Can anyone think of any reasons why I shouldn't buy one?

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Old September 24th 04, 04:28 AM
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Is the Antron still working? If yes, why change?

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I am currently running an old Antron 99, which has served me
well, except for lighting up my neighbor's telephone wires. I am
seriously considering buying an Interceptor 10K Antenna, for use on 11
meters. Can anyone think of any reasons why I shouldn't buy one?

http://www.a1antennas.com/





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Old September 24th 04, 04:40 AM
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"CW" no adddress@spam free.com wrote in rec.radio.shortwave...

Is the Antron still working? If yes, why change?


My 20 year old Antron 99 works fine, but I'd like to get
something that hears, and gets out, better.



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Old September 24th 04, 04:40 AM
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Indeed, why change? The A-99 is a great antenna for 10 or 11 meters. About
the only way you will do any better is with a quad or yagi. I have worked
the world with an A-99 and 100 watts on 10 meters. Good luck,


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I am currently running an old Antron 99, which has served me
well, except for lighting up my neighbor's telephone wires. I am
seriously considering buying an Interceptor 10K Antenna, for use on 11
meters. Can anyone think of any reasons why I shouldn't buy one?

http://www.a1antennas.com/







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The only way you will see a noticeable gain is if you switch to a beam. No
vertical will give a noticeable improvement over what you have.

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Indeed, why change? The A-99 is a great antenna for 10 or 11 meters. About
the only way you will do any better is with a quad or yagi. I have worked
the world with an A-99 and 100 watts on 10 meters. Good luck,


--
Dave,
Icom 746pro, Drake R-8, G.E. SR3, Grundig YB-400pe, Yaesu VX5R, Uniden
780xlt, R.S. Pro 95, R.S. Pro 2066

"Glenn S." wrote in message
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I am currently running an old Antron 99, which has served me
well, except for lighting up my neighbor's telephone wires. I am
seriously considering buying an Interceptor 10K Antenna, for use on 11
meters. Can anyone think of any reasons why I shouldn't buy one?

http://www.a1antennas.com/







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