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December 4th 15, 11:30 AM
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Is the G5RV series of antennae any good for propagation?
I ask because this morning I am peeved at having to pay out £2-50p for
two packets of tasteless tomatoes after enjoying several months' worth of home grown outdoor tomatoes even into late November, and all from one packet of seeds for a couple of squid! I ask this, because the gro-bags were strung out in a line under the G5RV antenna, so it must have some good points when it comes to propagation! :-) |
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December 4th 15, 11:46 AM
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Is the G5RV series of antennae any good for propagation?
"gareth" wrote in message ... I ask because this morning I am peeved at having to pay out £2-50p for two packets of tasteless tomatoes after enjoying several months' worth of home grown outdoor tomatoes even into late November, and all from one packet of seeds for a couple of squid! I ask this, because the gro-bags were strung out in a line under the G5RV antenna, so it must have some good points when it comes to propagation! :-) well they don't work well on 10m that is for sure .... |
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