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Between 1965 when becoming radioamateur and spring 1968 we used wire antennes for transmission on HF, long wire, zepp and dipoles. One of them was the W3DZZ a populair shorted multi band dipole. |
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From 1968 till 1970 we started with a 3 band vertical from Hygain the 14AVQ replaced after some time with a home brew cubical quad. |
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For mobile fox hunting on 2 meters we used a turnable 9 el tonna on the car roof |
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We moved to near Brussels in 1970 and installed our first tower, 18 meter high with on top a 2 el 3band cubical quad. |
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In 1972 we moved to our actuel Qth and changed the quad to a duo band Yagi. |
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Antenna: Wilson DB43 4 el monoband 20 meter interlaced with 3 el 15 meter on 9 meter boomHight 16 meter. |
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| After our antenna disaster in 1974 we installed a real tower. sefsuporting and with a height of 24 meter. |  |
Antenna: Wilson DB43 for 15 and 20 m at 24 meter Hygain 5 el 10 meter at 27 meter. |
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Missed a few needed IOTA islands on the WARC band due to not have a antenna we decided to change the antenne setup at the same moment we changed the tower. |
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Antenna: 20-15-10 meter Hygain TH6DXX at 24 meter 30-17-12 meter Cushcraft A3WS at 27 meter Duo band 5/8 vertical 2 meter 70 cm at 30 meter |
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In 2004 we changed the broken WARC antenna with a new stronger Mosley 3 band 3 element, and also at 18 meter a second 5/8 vertical for 2 meter and 70 cm. |
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Antenna 20-15-10 meter Hygain TH6DXX at 24 meter 30-17-12 meter Mosley TW33XL at 27 meter Duo band 5/8 vertical 2 meter 70 cm at 30 meter Duo band 5/8 vertical 2 meter 70 cm at 18 meter |
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With the TS2000S we have 6 meter so we converted our old 10 meter yagi to a 5 element 6 meter antenna. Boom lengt 7 meter. |
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Antenna 20-15-10 meter Hygain TH6DXX at 24 meter 30-17-12 meter Mosley TW33XL at 27 meter Duo band 5/8 vertical 2 meter 70 cm at 30 meter Duo band 5/8 vertical 2 meter 70 cm at 18 meter 5 element home made Yagi for 6 meter on 7meter boom at 25 meter. |
To bringing down and putting up the antennas we use our trusty winch> |
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To scare of the smaller birds around the antennas we use this fantastic owl |
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