[Antennas] Cubex quad question.
Joe Giacobello
[email protected]
2003年6月26日 13:42:44 -0400
You probably should truss your quad in the same manner as the Canadian
Gem quad, which was designed to withstand Canadian winters. They no
longer seem to be on the web. Does anyone know if they're still in
business? I have the following address: P.O. Box 291 , Boissevain, MB
R0K 0E0, (204) 534-6184. I also may have some pictures in my files of
their trussing configuration that you might use to copy the technique.
If you're interested, I'll make a search.
73, Joe
paulc wrote:
>Folks,
>>Last winter I was devastaded by an ice storm that left ust without power for
>4 days and dropped many trees in th area.
>I live in New England and my elevation here is 1000 ASL. The tower is 129
>feet of Rhon 55 g
>>I hade a Mosely Pro 67b which got twiste and all bent and broken.
>>I have a chance to get a new in the box Cubex Quad 4 element 3 band quad 20
>15 10.
>>Given that it is about 2/3 of the weight with the same size boom I am wonder
>if it would be a wise decesion to get this antenna.
>>Has anyone had experience with this antenna in harsh , cold and icy
>enviorment?
>>How does it compare to the Mosely Pro 67 B?
>>Ant thoughts would be surely appreciated
>>>Thank you
>>PaulC
>W1VLF
>>>>Paul A. Cianciolo
>57 Huntington Drive
>Harwinton CT 06791
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