Joe,
We use all antennas from Directive Systems including loopers for 903
through 3.4ghz. We have had a few minor tree strikes that have been some
loops over but they bend back into shape pretty easily. They also handle
a pretty good wind load. They have been road tested at over 100mph wind
load. Not a day I want to repeat driving over the Chesapeaky Bay Bridge
with a 45-50mph cross wind. You can see more details on what we have on
our website.
73's,
Dave W3DIO (K3LFO/R team)
http://www.k3lfo.org
> Ladies and Gents-
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> I am looking for recommendations for antennas for Rovers. I like the
> stuff from Bill Olsen for the lower bands, but he does not do 33cm and up,
> and I am in need.. I am not sure about loop yagis, do they handle the wind
> load of roving OK? I have heard rumors both ways.
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> Joe Serocki
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> Red Green: Quando omni flunkus moritati - when all else fails, play dead.
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> Riley Hollingsworth: If you don't like it spin the dial!
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