[PCR-1000] Has anyone disassembled the Stock antenna?
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Sun, 19 Jan 2003 13:24:51 EST
In a message dated 01/19/03 12:44:20 PM Eastern Standard Time,
[email protected] writes:
> For 'weak signal' work, like qrp cw, GPS, SWL, or even satcom, where you
> will have coax lengths of over 10' or so, you definitely want to eliminate
> every bit of signal loss that you can as the signals themselves are
> relatively weak to begin with. If you have the space and the ability to
use
> a lower loss coax (and the $$) then by all means do so.
>
> 73, Frank
Thanks Frank...
I am Boom mounting one of the little Alinco 350mw handhelds to an "Arrow"
concept, handheld 5 element 437 mhz beam for reception of UO-14 and other
sats.
The Alinco is so small that the attempt to attach any heavier coax would
require drilling a hole precluding the use of it's original swing rubber
duckie. I saw this coax the other day and it already had a nice BNC on the
end so I figured I would try it...it's only a 1 foot run anyway so what the
heck...I just didn't want to chop off a foot without some "reinforcement"
from others.
I figured I could always use it for a mobile "adjusatable" 1/4 wave whip for
my 3 watt handi on 2 or 440....well...here come the wire sidecutters...
Thanks
Roger
WA1KAT