[Antennas] ATAS-25

Robert Lay (W9DMK) w9dmk at crosslink.net
Mon Dec 26 14:52:51 EST 2005


Dear Murray,

Forgive me for not having a clue as to what an ATAS-25 is!

Just give us a layman's description of it and perhaps we can make sense out 
of it. We presume that it's a vertical, otherwise you wouldn't have radials.

So, just what is the thing and what bands is it supposed to cover - I 
suppose it's a multi-band antenna with gobs of instructions on how to tune 
it up, which I'm sure you've already studied and followed carefully, but we 
probably need to know a little about that, too.

Shed a liitle light in the dark corners for us.

73 de W9DMK - Bob Lay, Dahlgren, VA
http://zaffora.f2o.org/W9DMK/W9dmk.html
w9dmk at crosslink.net
----- Original Message ----- 
From: "Murray Hunt" <mahunt at adelphia.net>
To: <Antennas at mailman.qth.net>
Sent: Monday, December 26, 2005 11:51 AM
Subject: [Antennas] ATAS-25


>I just got this antenna and I cant get it to rx a thing.  I had it set up 
>outside with the ground radials on the ground.  well one set out of the 2. 
>I also but on all the vertical radials it asks for for the different fq's. 
>Only being a tech I wanted to listen around on the HF bands for a bit and 
>the hop over to the 6meter and 2 meter bands.  But no luck on them ether. 
>Mt new FT-857D just gives me a warning that the SWR is to hi.  Does anyone 
>have any ideas on how to tune this thing.  I have the directions I just 
>dont get what it is that it wants me to do to tune it.
>
> By the way its real light and very easy to move around just can figure it 
> out.\
>
> Thanks,
> Murray KB3LZV.
>
>
> Also if anyone has the FT-857 is there anyway to turn the power down on 
> the thing I have been in and out of the manual all day and I can find 
> anything.
>
>
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