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I have the same situation with my base loaded Shakespear VHF wipe.. It has
never caused problems with the wind instrument but it's only a matter of time and the right (wrong) sea state. I considered the possibility of a ridgid fiberglass antenna, even before I stepped the mast. But then I considered the G forces that a ridgid antenna would be subjected to. I wouldn't even attempt to figure all of this out, but I can only imagine (having spent 5 min at the top of another boats 50 ft mast in a moderate sea, in my younger days. ). Maybe a rigid antenna is up to these forces. I don't know.. Steve s/v Good Intentions |
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