[2m] RE: [Wswss] CenterFire Antennas

[Kent Tiburski]

Steve,

  Just checked out the website you mentioned.  Don't have one of their
antennas to access the quality, but the specs they publish are solid.
Prices are good too, worth looking at.  

73, Kent
Kent Tiburski, K6FQ
VP Emergency Operations, CERO Inc.
ARRL SW Div Asst Director
ARRL San Diego Section Manager 2002-2004



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Sent: Saturday, August 21, 2004 20:17
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Subject: [Wswss] CenterFire Antennas

Just found this website ...

http://www.centerfireantenna.com/

Anybody ever used one of their antennas?
They claim "up to 6.2 dBi gain" for their 2M 3-element yagi and "up to 6.6
dBi gain"
for their 70cm 3-element yagi.  Judging by the photos on their website, the
antennas look "okay."

The 2M yagi sells for $24.90 plus $5.60 for USPS shipping, the 70vm one
sells for $18.90 plus $5.60 USPS.

Again, according to the graphs on their
website, both yagis have SWR's of 1.4 across each band.

73,

Steve N5WBI
Houston TX
n5wbi @ arrl.net


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