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January 30th 04, 04:56 AM
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Outdoor omni 2m vertical- freezing rain
What form of outdoor 2m omni vertical antenna would you expect to be affected the least by rotten weather like freezing rain? My guess would be a sleeve dipole encased in a sealed PVC pipe, but thats just a WAGuess without any data to back it up. Any and all opinions appreciated. |
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January 30th 04, 06:53 AM
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"GrandPa Munster" wrote in message news:lBkSb.180195$I06.1919578@attbi_s01... What form of outdoor 2m omni vertical antenna would you expect to be affected the least by rotten weather like freezing rain? A copper-pipe J-pole with some heating method... Christmas lights inside, maybe? __ Steve KI5YG .. |
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