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Yep...just more Chicom garbage.

I've seen that antenna over the years and I would be stumped to. In fact how does the dual polarity work? Interesting. Let us know how well it works on the air.

I get the question now...didn't know it had separate feeds. The question is where is the polarization switch located? Relay??

Are you asking if you can test it with the coax tied in?

No.

Show and tell time...

Let's try again...

Per your request.

They sent me another one and took of $100 from the price. Its a shame..it was such a great business.

I knew something was up when it took 5 months, then they lost my tube. And nobody knew what was going on...or was answering emails. https://www.radioworld.com/news-and-business/radio-operators-react-to-econco-closure-a-serious-issue

I typical receive my audio and everything else on a Tentec rx 350. But from time to time I also check my audio on my 148. It shouldnt sound any different if you run 1 watt 100 or 10000 watts...if you linear and can monitor a trapizode. The scope and REA say one thing. But your ears may say...

I had one back in the 90's. I remember testing it at the Belmar marina, comparing it with 102" fighting stick, a coil and and a Wilson 5000. ~ Equal to the 102" Better then the Wilson 5000 or coil. It smacked a tree and got recycled fairly quicky on my chevy van. Not worth the $$$.

Fair statement. I do have a bucket full of slugs.

It one of those things that just works and always will.

Bird is the word.. People get butt hurt when they see their 1000w amp doing 500w swinging to 200w. Bird or coaxial dynamics. No other watts matter.

You'll never go back. My antenna only goes up when used.

2 cents..My at least 35 year old dumpster find analog O-scope is easy, quick and intuitive. Displaying analog data with an analog scope is the way the radio gods intended it. My digital is somewhere on the shelf. But it works.

True "hifi" at AM is 20htz-20k at 80% positive and ~ 80% negative. In reality 80htz-12k at 130% positive and 90% is good enough. None of the above requires special software or boards.

Well you do hear a lot more "hifi" stations now then when this thread started.