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I was given an HF vertical antenna by a local ham. My guess is that
it's at least 20+ years old.
http://www.11junk.com/jeffl/antennas/Misc/slides/HF-Vertical.html
All the identification labels have been UV bleached and are
unreadable. The donor doesn't recall the maker or model, and I can't
find anything close with Google Image search. Duz anyone recognize
this antenna?

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On Saturday, April 13, 2013 10:01:45 PM UTC-5, Jeff Liebermann wrote:
I was given an HF vertical antenna by a local ham. My guess is that

it's at least 20+ years old.

http://www.11junk.com/jeffl/antennas/Misc/slides/HF-Vertical.html

All the identification labels have been UV bleached and are

unreadable. The donor doesn't recall the maker or model, and I can't

find anything close with Google Image search. Duz anyone recognize

this antenna?


Looks like a Hustler 4BTV.
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Jeff Liebermann wrote:
I was given an HF vertical antenna by a local ham. My guess is that
it's at least 20+ years old.
http://www.11junk.com/jeffl/antennas/Misc/slides/HF-Vertical.html
All the identification labels have been UV bleached and are
unreadable. The donor doesn't recall the maker or model, and I can't
find anything close with Google Image search. Duz anyone recognize
this antenna?


Looks like an old Hustler I once had; 4BTV I think.



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Jeff Liebermann writes:
I was given an HF vertical antenna by a local ham. My guess is that
it's at least 20+ years old.
http://www.11junk.com/jeffl/antennas/Misc/slides/HF-Vertical.html
All the identification labels have been UV bleached and are
unreadable. The donor doesn't recall the maker or model, and I can't
find anything close with Google Image search. Duz anyone recognize
this antenna?


Hustler 4BTV. If you hade the 80 Meter resonator for the top it
would be the 5BTV. Still have mine and the last time I had it up
(about 8 years ago) it still worked fine.

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