[TAC] FP land update and antenna thoughts

Greg Surma Greg.Surma at wnem.com
Tue Sep 20 11:19:19 EDT 2005


I'm still fantacizing about the "loin" part....

Correct on the BC special....in the M/M world we would have little time
to share the antenna.  

All food for thought.

We need to hold a Telethon to raise funds to have Jeff go with us.  

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To: hank.k8dd at gmail.com; Thumb (MI) Area Contesters (and DX'ers)
Subject: Re: [TAC] FP land update and antenna thoughts

Hank,

At 01:47 AM 9/20/05, you wrote: (in part)
>On 9/19/05, Greg Surma <Greg.Surma at wnem.com> wrote:
>
> > my heart goes a-flutter at the thought of the BC special on 160.
>
>Yeah, causes a stirring in your loins, does it?
>
>
>The BC special is good for 160 and 80.
>For a second antenna on 80, a dipole would be good if we were to use
>three of the mast kits.
>For 40 a pair of half squared and maybe a dipole?
>For 20 - 10M the SpiderBeam and the TA-33jr
>
>
>73    Hank


At the risk (or opportunity :-)) of insulting your memory... Don't 
forget that the BC Special has a substantial 40 meter capability.  No 
directivity, but if weight becomes the overriding concern, and you're 
taking it anyway,  it would provide a vertically polarized full sized 
quarter wave on 40.  Then you always have wire for the horizontal.

Just jerk input.

73, Jeff

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