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From: Andrew (no email)
Date: Wed Aug 27 2003 - 08:01:26 EDT
All I did was run an insulated wire that ran from the radio via the external
antennae jack to the chainplate inside the boat where it is wound around a
nut. Not fancy but it works fine. Antennae length does not seem critical
if you are just receiving, the longer the better I think.
Regards
Andrew
-----Original Message-----
From: Lynn & Kathy Ogden [mailto:]
Sent: Wednesday, 27 August 2003 1:26 PM
To: Worldcruising List; Jeanneau List
Subject: [worldcruising] SW Receiver Antenna
I have installed a SW receiver that I would like to be able to get weather
fax and other SW weather information as well as VOA and BBC news. How do I
make a antenna that I can run up on a spare halyard when I wish to listen
and be coiled up and stored below when not being used?
LO
"Sailing isn't a sport. Sailing is a way to get somewhere. Riding the bus
isn't a sport. Why the F##K is sailing a sport?" George Carlin,
2001
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