The advantage of twinlead is that it doesn't have to be straight like mine, you can bend it like you did.
That's not as strong as in the report I did.
Thank you for the report image. I wanted the link so that I could click on the report for the coverage map and the terrain profile.
I don't remember catching anything else on the trip, but we did see some skates because the water was shallow and clear. Back at the cottage I used to catch snapper blues and flounder. I caught softshell crabs and dug littleneck clams for my parents.
We stayed in the bay.
thats a long ride by water. i never went past barnegat light. The farthest south i went is Atlantic city. There a road by me named great bay boulevard where you can watch skates, turtels and other fish swim by. there people fishing there all the time. i never did go claming. my brothers have but not me. my friend and i went fishing for flounder about month ago, he cought 7, I cought 5. all where to small we let them go. its nice around here in the summer, but winter time not much to do.
If both antennas are about 98 inches long, the 14 gauge antenna might do slightly better, but it is difficult to say for certain.
your the first person to explain way the polarization is listed as circular. i assumed that it was being broadcast that way once i angled the antenna and i was able to receive the station. i have asked some people and the couldn't give me an answer.
I'm glad that you found my information helpful.
I'm glad to hear that you are willing to try some more antenna experiments and hope that you will be able to improve your reception of channel 2.
his antenna only looks to be 4ft stretched out. he should have listened to you. no one knows everything. if you need help politely ask.
rabbitears.info owner " forget his name" should incorporate your answer here into the website.
