The Jitney is put together with standard (and non-standard, i.e.
"whatever fits") hardware in the usual fashion. I've got quite a bit
more metal than most rovers, with a fixed rotatable mast on the front
with (from the top) a 6M moxon, 2 and 222 yagis and a pair of 432
yagis, and then another crank-up rotatable mast on the rear with an
H-frame with 903, 1.2, 2.3, 3.4 and a 2' dish for 5/10 in the middle
of the H, and a long 2M yagi above the H. Running height is just under
12ft ..
de w1rt/john
On Thu, May 28, 2009 at 1:58 AM, n3_kkm <n3_kkm@embarqmail.com> wrote:
> For those of you who rove with beam antennas I'm interested to know if
> you use the standard antenna mounting hardware (U bolts, Nuts, Wrenches,
> etc.) or is there another technique that's quicker/easier?
>
> Bill- N3KKM
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