This is an interesting idea. I could design a database which could hold
antenna designs and then the user on the WWW could do a search on the
description. Say if you are interested in 10M yagis, you just type in
'10M yagi' and it spits back the results.
Just an idea.
73
On Tue, 25 Mar 1997, Roger A. Cox WB0DGF wrote:
> Another alternative would be to upload ZIP files of models to one of the
> Ham antenna FTP sites such as ftp.funet.fi/pub/ham/antenna. I have put 2
> of my antenna design programs on this particular site. ZIP files would not
> need to be UUencoded, as most of the problems with 8 bit/7bit binary
> transfer to CompuServe and AOL addresses is taken care of in FTP. However,
> there may be other reasons to UUencode.
>
> Roger WB0DGF
>
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