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Re: [IRCA] Legalized Bevereges
- Subject: Re: [IRCA] Legalized Bevereges
- From: "Neil Kazaross" <neilkaz@xxxxxxxxxxxxx>
- Date: Wed, 23 Apr 2008 14:32:51 -0500
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Wellbrook products are superb as you've found ! Phasing that loop vs the
K9AY should give you loads of flexibility.
Provided your property under the 200ft mini-BOG is lawn-like rather than
swamp-like I'd suspect that antenna NW would be a real good TA performer.
You won't have enormous signal levels, but I'd expect a better ratio of TA
signals to pest signals on it than anything else you have, and especially in
upper BCB. (200 ft is a rather short for a BOG for lower freqs)
Experiment with the termination in the day to knock down "backendish" pests
like Providence and NYC stations. 73 KAZ
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I live about 20 miles south of downtown Boston but I'm lucky enough to have
a fairly decent sized lot (3/4 acre) with about 200 ft or better running NE
toward Europe. When we bought the house last year I tried 3 antennas. The
first was a 100 ft longwire running toward the NE. A second was another
100 ft longwire running toward the SSE. Both of these were not terminated.
My third antenna was (and still is) a K9AY loop. Of all three I got the
best results from the K9AY. Heard things I had only heard when living
right on the water several years back. Late this winter I bought a
Wellbook ALA1530 loop. I mounted it on a rotor about 7 ft off the ground
and it blows everything else away. It's incredibly quiet and hence hears
things the other antennas don't. I use that now as my main antenna and
phase it with the K9AY.
This fall I do plan on running a 200ft min BOG NE to the edge of the
wetlands and terminate it. We will see what results it brings.
Keith McGinnis
Hingham MA
SDR-IQ; Drake R8A & Eton E1;
Wellbrook ALA 1530 outdoor broadband loop, Wellbrook K9AY outdoor loop,
100 ft NE running longwire, Quantum Loop & Quantum Phaser
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