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In Reply to: Try running the FM6 vertical. It seems to me that local conditions are telling you something posted by Timbo in Oz on November 10, 2006 at 22:33:17:
Can't do that - the roof supports are at various angles and locations, such that even horizontal, I have to mount the FM6 only 2 feet off the attic floor, barely miss the supports in one area. If vertical (elements vertical, boom horizontal) rotation will be severely restricted. It would be possible to rotate from NW to N only, though. Or S to SE, take your pick. Great idea, though.
BTW, forgot to say, the roof and attic walls are non-metallic, vinyl siding. A lot of wires snaking all over the attic floor, though. There is no electrically clear area to mount the antenna because of that. Really sloppy wiring, they just lay on the rafters, running directly from one place to the other, no design at all.
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Follow Ups
- Re: Try running the FM6 vertical. It seems to me that local conditions are telling you something - DAMeyn 11:35:17 11/11/06 (4)
- wahy CAN"T you mount it outside there AREways to fight local rules you know. - Timbo in Oz 17:09:53 11/11/06 (3)
- Re: wahy CAN"T you mount it outside there AREways to fight local rules you know. - DAMeyn 17:39:21 11/16/06 (2)
- "Although the FM-6 doesn't deliver higher signal strength than the vertical folded dipole, its signal results in better" - Timbo in Oz 18:22:58 11/16/06 (0)
- Hokay but DO read this post - Timbo in Oz 17:49:26 11/16/06 (0)
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