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Doug Dotson
 
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Oh, I see. I barely fit under the 65' bridges much of the time. Even twang
the VHF antenna on occation. Don;t think that solution would work
well for me.

Doug
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"Bruce in Alaska" wrote in message
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"Doug Dotson" wrote:

A 50' to 75' whip on any boat would be a problem. A backstay
is not a whip.


Doug, what I was talking about was a backstay that feed a whip side
mounted to the top of the mast. that way a 35' backstay feeding a 28'
whip would be 60+ft electrical antenna.


Bruce in alaska
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