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While the gutterings were being replaced I managed to take advantage of the
scaffolding to erect a new long wire for receiving with my restored ex-military sets. RA17L + 2 AR88's ( The AR88LF is working, The D is being restored ) I was able to suspend the antenna from the tall chimney on the adjacent block and north-south to my chimney then down to the backyard shack, considering I am aged 71 I am quite pleased with myself and pulling in some good signals throughout the HF Band. |
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Mike the Brewer wrote:
While the gutterings were being replaced I managed to take advantage of the scaffolding to erect a new long wire for receiving As the old Navy axiom used to go, "Bigger and higher is better." Well done. Jeff -- “Egotism is the anesthetic that dulls the pain of stupidity.” Frank Leahy, Head coach, Notre Dame 1941-1954 http://www.stay-connect.com |
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