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I used flat twin-lead TV line to a 70'random wire and with a ground to a groung rod. worked OK for a beginner and a beginner's radio. Prone to overload.
QUOTE=David]On 5 May 2006 13:25:03 -0700, wrote: Hi Lisa, when I had a DX 160, I used a simple 75' wire. Even copper speaker wire will work. As for the PL259, I'm not sure, but I think other people on this group will know. Fred Burgess Lisa Simpson wrote: Got my DX-160 today, just discovered it doesn't have the same antenna hook-up's as the DX-394 & the DX-302 have; can anyone tell me what type of antenna (preferably homemade) I should attach to it until I obtain another outdoor antenna for it (or at the very least figure out a way to connect my Eavesdropper with a feed line that has a PL259 connector)? Alligator clip lead.[/quote] |
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