Unless you are in the middle of the Pacific Ocean how can it be 180
degrees from South America to JA land? Looks more like 90 degrees to me.
73 Jim
Peter Hutter wrote:
>At W2ZQ, I was very impressed with the Steppir's 3 element beam during
>the ARRL CWcontest. I didn't have another tribander for comparison, but
>it seemed loud. The F/B was consistently high across each band and I've
>found the 180 degree flip feature to be very useful, especially working
>South Americans during a JA run.
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>Peter WW2Y
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