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What are the lengths of the elements? This is important... What it appears to be, at the very least is a cross polarized omni directional antenna.

I think he is asking, what manufacturer made this and what they called it.

Hopefully nothing else is blown up......LOL

Tuna-Tin 2, Heathkit HW-7, Sardine Sender, dixie cup and string.

I have one here, that someone hamburger'd, by what I believe, was an attempt to increase the power output with 2879's. The amp is a Magnum 3000, which appears to be similar if not exactly the same as a Palomar (The Original is what they say on the front), TX-200, TX-250. I have attached photos...

One of the antennas, I have not marketed yet, because I am too lazy to build the website. I have base and mobile antennas, that have performance and cost in mind, in that order. Some are available, some are still prototype. As I said, PM for details. The attached photo, is the high power (KW's)...

Here is my shameless plug. Large coil, 1KW+ power handling, DC grounded, copper and brass coil assembly, *NMO* style mounts available (5" mag, trunk lip, roof mount etc). PM for details.

April Fool....

Clean/treat the switch with DeOxit

The Wilson rotators were made by either Create, or Kenpro. I can;t recall which one of the two. You may try reaching out to them.

If the station is running and loud, there are enough stations in the Extra segment to keep the rate high. That's the objective, like it or not.

Yup

New antenna?

What he said....ooops

Too short. See if one tube slipped down into another.

Unimetrics was owned by Lafayette. My very first SSB radio, was a Unimetrics Stingray 1. It was identical in every way to the Telsat SSB-50A, except for the covers, which were painted a sky blue color and the name plate, which was glued over the Lafayette model, which was cast into the front...

Hams used a scheme when a radio that commonly used a 9 MHz IF, that the radio would only require one carrier oscillator crystal, to operate above and below the IF, if the opposite sideband was used. This is why bands above 9 MHz use USB and below, LSB. I think the use of LSB by CB operators...

I received this last month.

I would just love to hear their side of this. Why not try contacting the manufacturer for support, before you publicly SLANDER a *dealer*, that is well known and liked in this forum. Your post is completely out of line.

Radioddity sold the radio, they didn't make it. If you bought one of their radios they would have sent you a prepaid label. Their customer service is excellent and I think the problem is you. Just about all of your posts are negative and condescending, in some way. You rarely have anything of...