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 < KB2VXA $17229_WT3V

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Re: VK2XLJ > Diamond ant

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From: KB2VXA@WT3V.#CNJ.NJ.USA.NOAM
To  : X500@WW

Hi Doug and all,

Yes, this is for ALL of you out there, especially those contemplating a 
Diamond antenna. I use one for 2M, 1.25M and 70cM and it works GREAT. At 
a height of 50' AAT which BTW is just about AMSL around here (;->) over 
flat terrain I get a range of about 100Mi on 2M & 1.25M with about 
40-50Mi on 70cM with the average FM station. Of course it gets better 
using SSB and repeaters which have better antennas and locations.

OH! The point was the RF connector! (;->) Diamond, like most antennas 
also come supplied with a type N connector, choose the correct model 
number when ordering. It only makes sense since the military PL-259 "UHF" 
connector presents a lumped impedance which can be troublesome on VHF and 
UHF. Leave it to the military to call it a UHF connector, right? (;->) 
The BNC type which includes the N (an overgrown BNC) is a true coaxial 
design and presents a constant impedance of 50-75 Ohms in keeping with 
the transmission line employed. Oh, but you knew that...

73 de Warren, KB2VXA@WT3V.#CNJ.NJ.USA.NOAM
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