Huh... I don't think I'll try this, but this is interesting:
Make: Online : Collapsible fabric Yagi antenna
Make: Online : Collapsible fabric Yagi antenna
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Collapsible Fabric Yagi
- Thread starter RickC.
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The young lady in the pictures is very sharp,and pretty nice looking
She has a video out of her setting up a dipole antenna for qrp operations and making a few contacts
She has a video out of her setting up a dipole antenna for qrp operations and making a few contacts
oh me so hoany
Pretty ingenious design, especially the collapsible elements. Did anyone else notice that it's a 2m/440 antenna: 2 elements on 2m and 3 on 440? I like how she figured out how to make the elements collapsible; I probably could not have come up with that idea on my own. My guess is that she got the idea from tent poles.
She runs the Yeasu 817 qrp rig in those pics,I doubt she glows in the dark...not that would be a bad thing in her case 
You seem smitten with her.She runs the Yeasu 817 qrp rig in those pics,I doubt she glows in the dark...not that would be a bad thing in her case
:I found a youtube vid set by her a while back,she was going over setting up a dipole to use with a yeasu 817 for a field day or hiking trip as well as a few more things with ham radio that she was invloved with at the time...I took the time to watch her vids....she is a very bright young lady,and the vids were well done....
I was happy to watch her invloved with ham radio for a hobby ...it would be nice to see more young folks getting invloved in ham radio
I was happy to watch her invloved with ham radio for a hobby ...it would be nice to see more young folks getting invloved in ham radio
