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SEA-235 SSB Tuner Problem
On Tue, 06 Jan 2004 17:40:51 GMT, Gary Schafer
wrote: Nope, it is just a straight piece of wire. No coils at all. Unless it is one of the old antennas for 2 mhz only. With a coil in them they will not work above 4 mhz. Only a small part of the antenna would be effective on the higher frequencies. Regards Gary God, that must suck! Base loaded with a crappy, lossy tuner AND a way-too-short antenna with only an E-field with almost no antenna current...... NO wonder they all sound so crappy! |
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SEA-235 SSB Tuner Problem
On Tue, 06 Jan 2004 17:40:51 GMT, Gary Schafer
wrote: Nope, it is just a straight piece of wire. No coils at all. Unless it is one of the old antennas for 2 mhz only. With a coil in them they will not work above 4 mhz. Only a small part of the antenna would be effective on the higher frequencies. Regards Gary God, that must suck! Base loaded with a crappy, lossy tuner AND a way-too-short antenna with only an E-field with almost no antenna current...... NO wonder they all sound so crappy! |
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