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Old 12-16-2014, 09:43 AM
transmaster transmaster is offline
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nice meter
have a really nice Heath grid dip meter
would someday like to build a few wire antennas
but too damn much power line noise at current qth ... makes the hf bands not pleasant to listen to
That is a very nice GDM. Military test gear of that time was go good. I have RF signal Generators, audio signal generators. etc that need a fork lift to move them but the sure work well.

RobtWB have you tried a loop antenna. The design is the best one for minimizing QRM. I used to run Butternut vertical antennas, great antenna but it could pickup a worn out Kirby Vacuum cleaner 10 miles away.

There was a Hardy Boys mystery where they were kidnapped. The brothers managed to seed out a SOS with a grid dip meter. I don't remember the details on how.

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