At 05:51 19/08/2003 -0600, Arne wrote:
>Computer modeling may improve the design. It would be interesting to see
>what does happen. Construction wise, and this I can not remember, if
>elements are mounted thru the boom as TELREX did then extra mechanical work
>needed for mounting of elements and possibly re-inforcing of the boom.
I remember drooling over the pictures of these antennas as a young kid, but
that was a long time ago. The elements did not go through the boom and
these antennas, 204B, 205B, 403B, 106B, 155B looked as though they were
built to a standard rather than to a price. In 1967 the 205B cost $595 and
the 403B $1150. (403B 3el40m on a 46foot boom)
I seem to recall ads in QST showing a Christmas Tree (on an RP-75?) at
K7UGA, but perhaps old age has addled my memory. Hy-Gain made a suitable
rotator, the RBX-5 which subsequently became the R-3501 again, if my memory
serves. Whichever, not the sort of thing to put in Rohn 25......
Chris G3VBL/8P9EM
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