[MRCA] MTA Pix from W3GRD

[Al Klase]

Hi Ray,

The AS-2259 is the quintessential NVIS antenna:



It's crossed dipoles on top of a low-loss hard-line mast.  The two 
dipoles are of dissimilar lengths so it can be tunned up anywhere 
between 2-30 MHz.  Unfortunately the long elements are too short to work 
well on 80-meter.  Dean, KK1K, tweaked this one to be near resonant on 
80 and 60 meters.  BTW, the frequency description on this graphic is 
incorrect and misleading.

RTFM here:  http://hilltoparmyradios.com/as-2259-man.pdf

I could go on and on.  Might have one for sale, etc. etc.

Al

Al Klase -- N3FRQ
Jersey City, NJ
http://www.skywaves.ar88.net/

On 4/30/2014 10:39 AM, Ray Fantini wrote:
>
> Dam, is that all the antenna you had for net control with the PRC-47? 
> I am impressed if you put out that much signal with just that little 
> whip and no radials! I am planning on running my PRC-108 up at the 
> Aberdeen show on the 10^th with the goal of being heard and everyone 
> hearing me so will see what happens.
>
> Saturday is the last day of the show and may try to sneak out of work 
> Thursday the 8^th for the first day. Is the M&S net active on 
> Thursdays? Time and frequency the same?
>
> Ray F
>

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