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On Sun, 9 Mar 2008 14:01:55 -0700 (PDT), terry
wrote: b) To avoid having a metal 'loop' around the boat that 'might' affect radio direction finding, if used, on the now old fashioned lower frequencies, such as coastal beacons in the 'Long Wave' band or broadcasting stations in the 'Medium Wave' or 'Broadcast; band. That was always my understanding. My old Westerly 28 had the same arrangement circa 1968. There's no reason not to go with turnbuckles that I know of. |
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