FYI,
A buddy installed a G6 on his repeater here locally atop a 5,000 ft + Mountain.
They went back up about 30 days later and could not believe what condition it
was in. I kept hearing stories over the radio about how it looked like it had
been up there years. When they took it down, and
ANY Ham grade antenna should never be installed in a commercial environment.
They are cheap for a reason.
Go with a Decibel Products, Celwave, ASP or, Scala.
The problem you get into with used antennas is that they are usually
450-460, 460-470 or, 450-470
The 450-460 will normally work down
At 8/7/2008 00:09, you wrote:
FYI,
A buddy installed a G6 on his repeater here locally atop a 5,000 ft +
Mountain. They went back up about 30 days later and could not believe what
condition it was in. I kept hearing stories over the radio about how it
looked like it had been up there years.
We are considering replacing a damaged antenna on a 440 machine. Anyone
have any comments on using a Hustler G6. The antenna will be exposed to
normal weather conditions for the northeast.( wind ice...etc..)
Jim
From the few reports I have heard, the G6 for the 440mhz band is a loser.
Joe
jimmyrtle wrote:
We are considering replacing a damaged antenna on a 440 machine. Anyone
have any comments on using a Hustler G6. The antenna will be exposed to
normal weather conditions for the northeast.( wind
One of the groups I was with used a G6-270R for a few years. It seemed
to work about as well as a similar sized (but a LOT thicker)
commercial antenna that we'd also used. Feedline was the same and they
were both about the same height on top of a building. I know there
have been a lot of
Joe,
Have used the G440 on my Repeater iin Ohio. Works very well, except when
it ices up, then SWR range goes Down.
Wesley AB8KD
On Wed, Aug 6, 2008 at 5:43 PM, Joe wrote:
From the few reports I have heard, the G6 for the 440mhz band is a
loser.
Joe
jimmyrtle wrote:
We are
At 8/6/2008 15:02, you wrote:
Joe,
Have used the G440 on my Repeater iin Ohio. Works very well, except when
it ices up, then SWR range goes Down.
Wesley AB8KD
Same experience here. Not that much ice where my repeaters are, so that's
never been a major problem for me. Mine is probably 20
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