[Moon-net] Fw: antenna info...

[kr7o at vhfdx.com]

Oscar,

If you decide not to build your own and can afford commercial antennas from 
the USA, you should contact Bernardo.  Bernardo is frequently involved with 
the guys from the San Bernadino Microwave Society that operate from Baja 
California during the ARRL 10GHz contest in August and September of each 
year.  Maybe some of them have used antennas, parts or can assist you with 
importing new antennas during their expeditions.  Bernardo can probably get 
you in contact with the guys in Southern CA.

Nice to hear a new active on 6m from DL44.  I hear you frequently and you 
have a good signal on 6m.  It is also possible to work 2m meteor scatter 
from there into the USA.  I have worked Bernardo before in DL44 and DL54.



At 08:39 AM 7/8/2008 -0600, Oscar XE2HUM wrote:

>----- Original Message -----
>From: Oscar XE2HUM
>To: moon net
>Sent: Tuesday, July 08, 2008 12:36 AM
>Subject: antenna info...
>
>
>     hello gang,
>
>i almost done whit mi EME set up, which is a yaesu FT-100, a RFC solid 
>state amplifier whit 170 watts, and mi lap top computer for WSJT, only i 
>need the antenna, any sugestions for a home brew models on 2 meters 
>band,  here in XE land is no easy to find materials for the antennas, the 
>aluminium tube is big, also i dont have pre amp, but i been read that 
>radio, 100 watts and big antena is enoug on two meters EME, and i whant to 
>take a shot, so please help me whit antena ideas, and help a new initial 
>to be on the moon.
>
>73 and i hope to see you on the moon
>oscar XE2HUM (DL44tb)
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