Well, gee.... just what were you saying? I'm trying to figure out just
what you mean. You're saying that there are lots of hits out there on
1/4 wave antennas, but you don't mean that they work well, and those of
us that say a 1/4 wave antenna isn't practical or advisable are wrong
because as long as you aren't worried aboout the antenna working or not,
you can make a dipole of any fractional length?

- Mike KB3EIA -

WaIT a minute Mike, there are 1/4 Wave Ants that will work, but not 1/4 Wave
Dipoles

Yep. We know all about yer books, DICK...

Kim W5TIT


Dick your waisting your time, all theses CBplussers know is what Uncle Bob down
at the CB Shop has told them. And of course Uncle BOB is always right

If TwIT knew anything about my books she'd at least have
a clue to where to find a clue. I gave up on that long ago.

Maybe some newcomer reading here might have learned why
a 1/4 wave dipole is something hams don't try to use.
At least among those who understand why. If you want to
load your feedline and use it as part of the antenna,
fine. But one should be more careful about what you name it.


Dick I do see a way to make money here. Most of these Clowns dont have a clue.
And if someone wanted to make alot of money, they could easily sell just
about anything to these Clowns. And it would just take some key little BUZZ
WORDS that these Clowns would bite into.

Name it the RF in the shack special.

- Mike KB3EIA -


And the fools would buy and swear by it.

"Mike Coslo" wrote in message
...
Dick Carroll wrote:



WA8ULX wrote:

Yep. We know all about yer books, DICK...

Kim W5TIT



Dick your waisting your time, all theses CBplussers know is what Uncle
Bob down
at the CB Shop has told them. And of course Uncle BOB is always right





If TwIT knew anything about my books she'd at least have
a clue to where to find a clue. I gave up on that long ago.

Maybe some newcomer reading here might have learned why
a 1/4 wave dipole is something hams don't try to use.
At least among those who understand why. If you want to
load your feedline and use it as part of the antenna,
fine. But one should be more careful about what you name it.


Name it the RF in the shack special.

- Mike KB3EIA -


I bet they don't need a SWR / power meter. Just load it up for maximum lip
burn.

Dan/W4NTI