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Thanks..was hoping for more. But thats what I kinda expected.

Let us know how you like it after a few weeks. It LOOKS top shelf for a export...if priced right.

POS..never used it much. It locked up about a year into owning it...still on my bench after all these years.. But really can't say I used it much since the Lincoln was better in every wsy.

I don't have it yet. The plan is use it on the flat side at 60'. But also to unscientificily compare it to my other 6 element owa. Not expecting much of a difference. But curious... Then using antenna with less gain on my other tower on the vertical side.

$1050 for the Beam with balun.

I ordered the 6 element. I will do a comparison with my other beams.

Thats incorrect. An expander will lower the sound of low sounds. And increase the sound of loud sounds. Thus less noise.

I should do a video on the Soundtracker. It works excellent on the receiver in my pickup.With the combo of a great tune, good antenna, Motorola speaker and the noise blanker. I can turn my volume to max and not hear any noise. In fact I usually forget that it's maxed and get reminded when a...

What stimulus check??? My tax money at work.

That was last winter. Remember it snow on Thankgiving, Christmas and New Years. I have it on the vertical side now.

Even ice and snow...Universal Towers rock.

Living in the foot hills of the San Gabriel Mountains, we get 20-30 every time the sun goes down. Last weekend we has 90+mph winds...my 60' tower and 38' six element has never failed.. I had it as high as 120'...but the shinny aluminum can be see a little too far for me! All my trees are...

I only recommend aluminum towers. Light, easy to put up and never rust.

Last week a guy was splashing me on channel 28...from 6. I should have recorded the psychedelic colors on my sdr's screen. Lots of real good sounding stations on 28 these days.

There certainly is a nitch market for quality electronics. But on paper..it ain't enough to mass build. But if people are spending $300+ for a 20 year old cobra 2000, I would guess a percent would spend $800 plus on a good American radio. At least I would.

He was much harder to beat on dx using his yagi. The circular polarized antenna a great feat of engineering. But in my opinion, lousy for a pile up.

350 foot plus of lmr 600 with lc connectors. Bullet proof.

Filmed in Golden Oak Ranch in Placerita Canyon. Canyon Country, Ca. Still looks the same,

That's an old name.

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