Aloha Doug and thanks for the feedback on my question. I am willing to try
the base loaded whip antenna that JR makes and go from there. I'll see how
it goes with my JW when I got the chance and see what my findings are (crash
or not grin). I guess it would be too much for manufacturers to make
Horizon, nor any other OEM, would recommend an antenna that is stated to
operate (properly) at 72MHz. It's more a case of the OEM's sticking to the
facts than speculating or handing out advice that is contrary. This (rightly)
avoids being held responsible in the event the advice does not have
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Sent: Saturday, April 30, 2005 2:38 PM
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Subject: Re: [RCSE] JR Radio base loaded whip antenna compatible with 6
meter?
glide [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Would anyone in the group know if the JR base loaded whip antenna would
work
with six meter frequencies
Hello Al,
I have used the JR base loaded antenna
with my JR XP9303 on 72 and 53/50 MHz frequencies without any problems.
Cameron
From: glide
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Sent: Saturday, April 30, 2005
8:11 PM
To: soaring@airage.com
Subject: [RCSE]
JR Radio base loaded whip
Would anyone in the group know if the JR base loaded whip
antenna would work with six meter frequencies? Ive got a 9303 but Ive
always been used to using a more compact rubber duck antenna on my transmitters.
I would want to get the JR whip antenna but would want to confirm that it will
be
glide [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Would anyone in the group know if the JR base loaded whip antenna would work
with six meter frequencies? I've got a 9303 but I've always been used to
using a more compact rubber duck antenna on my transmitters. I would want
to get the JR whip antenna but would
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