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December 31st 05, 10:09 PM
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An Antenna for the FT-857D
Been away from Ham Radio for over 20 years and am ready to buy a Yaesu
FT-857D (160-6 & 2; .7m, also 60m). I have a relatively small lot and was wondering with all those bands, what am I going to use for a good DX antenna(s). I have a dear friend in Australia that it would be great if I could hook up with him. Any thoughts? Thank you. Cordially, west AF4GC (Tampa Bay, Florida) |
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January 1st 06, 02:49 PM
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An Antenna for the FT-857D
On Sat, 31 Dec 2005 21:09:53 GMT, west wrote:
Been away from Ham Radio for over 20 years and am ready to buy a Yaesu FT-857D (160-6 & 2; .7m, also 60m). I have a relatively small lot and was wondering with all those bands, what am I going to use for a good DX antenna(s). I have a dear friend in Australia that it would be great if I could hook up with him. Any thoughts? Thank you. Cordially, west AF4GC (Tampa Bay, Florida) HI You might consider the Hexbeam, It is a five band antenna and very compact and light. Google for it and you will find all kinds of info. Eskay. |
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