Hi all;
Talk to Carl Henson WB4ZNH. He and his wife Martha
went to many hard to reach countries and I think he had a small Yagi that
he always carried with him. Gus Browing also had a plan for this. Their
antennas were always in the air simply and quick.
Bill KC4UZ
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From: "RCARIELLO" <RCARIELLO@si.rr.com>
To: <WD4K@bellsouth.net>; "ABowenN4OO" <abowen@nettally.com>; "TowerTalk
Post" <towertalk@contesting.com>
Sent: Friday, January 05, 2001 2:26 PM
Subject: Re: [TowerTalk] C3SS Assembly
> Hello To All
> I hope my first reply to the request for a simple beam design has not
> started any conflects among the Tower Talk members. My reply was to simply
> comment on not reinventing the wheel. Rather then trying to design a new
> antenna I felt the C3SS by Force-12 was a better way to go. Haveing a
proven
> design that is known to work in a very small package seemed to me a better
> way to go rather then starting from scratch. It is a lot of fun designing
> and testing new antennas but during a contest I feel is not the right time
> or place. If a person checks how to assemble the C3SS before the contest
> event I feel it can be done in about an hour. If it takes 2 hours so what.
> At least when the job is done we know the antenna will do what it was
> designed to do and that is make points for the contester. Rich/AA2MF
>
>
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