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D. Martin November 28th 04 07:05 PM

As opposed to building a space-reaching Macgiveresque antenna out of
matchsticks and chewing gum. This telescoping unit seems like a really
nifty kit for the cash. Darren





http://community-2.webtv.net/DEMEM/L...mes/page2.html


Yodar November 29th 04 12:40 AM

Lars E. Pettersson wrote:
On 11/28/2004 10:41 AM, Volker Tonn wrote:


D. Martin schrieb:

http://www.sportsmansguide.com/cb/cb.asp?a=170520




It's just only a VHF/UHF discone antenna on a portable mast....



Correct! It is an antenna formerly used by the Swedish military (I used
one when I made my military duty.) As these are no longer used by the
military, a lot of them have reached the surplus market here in Sweden,
and now apparently also the US. It is good as a portable VHF/UHF discone
antenna, as this is what it was built to be.

You could of course use it as a glasfiber mast to support other antennas
if you like.

Lars

other groups' posts mention even a discone pulls in good signals for
good portable shortwave radios (from DX 398 group)

Yodar

[email protected] November 29th 04 01:24 AM

A few years ago I bought one of those Tiny Tuner antennas.(I still have
it too) It is nothing but a little piece of circuit board with a few
electronic parts on it and a long wire with a little alligator clip on
one end of the wire.I think I paid about $9.95 for it plus shipping and
handling charges.It takes a nine volt battery.Either that gadget was
defective when I got it or those Tiny Tuners just do not work at all.
cuhulin



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