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Hi Everyone, It has been quite a while since I have been by to visit. My wife died last May and everything went pretty much on hold while I tried to sort my life out. I must admit that my ham radio community was here when I needed them. They encouraged me to do field day and go to a remote...

Superantennas website is now gone!

We had our club picnic today and I demostrated the rotor for the club members. I think I had more interest in the "Beam in a Bag" although several were interested in the rotor. The radio officer of the club wants to borrow the setup to work Meteor shower. That ought to be a lot of fun...

I actually sell the military surplus fiberglass and aluminum poles at the local ham fests. No mail order, shipping is too expensive. Please be careful when you buy the fiberglass poles. The fiberglass poles come in several different types. The main difference in fiberglass poles are the...

The tower that comes with the YP-3 yagi is made up of two products. The base section is the "On Stage Classic Stand" and the mast is a 21 foot telescoping aluminum mast. I am retired and while I was watching the news on TV I did some searching. You can find the On Stage Classis Stand at...

I did an inventory of the parts in my YP-3 bag. I was missing a couple of thumb screws but I had duplicates of the arms. If I had a YP-1 hub I could almost make a horizontal dipole. Moleculo did your bag have extra parts?

Moleculo, I wish you would have been with me. The shop looked like the typical designers shop. Morris had just finished building some prototypes of the 12V rotor for the Military, he said they had to be able to work on either 12V or 24V. Vern of Superantenna and Morris designed the little...

Back on Aug. 13 I posted on the Super Antenna YP-3 Yagi thread that I was going to go to Portland, OR to look at a "Yagi in a Bag", a collapsible tower and a PR-1 Portable Rotor. Since then Moleculo and I have been exchanging PM's and discussing the PR-1 Rotor. We have duscussed cutting and...

I will be getting the YP-3 Yagi Antenna, 21' Mini Tower, and PR-1 Portable 12v Rotator. I live by Tacoma, WA and will be driving to Portland, OR to see the antenna set up and check it out this weekend. According to Super Antenna website the PR-1 Portable 12v Rotor is not available yet. The...