Many users speak highly of the performance of the Par EndFedZ antennas from the USA. It will be convenient to be able to buy such antennas from Europe without the hassle and expense of import charges, and it's good to see new amateur radio products being made here in the UK.
Friday, April 09, 2010
New British end-fed antenna
Cross Country Wireless will be announcing a new product at the Blackpool radio rally this Sunday. It's an end-fed antenna consisting of matching unit, wire and an insulator, and comes in three versions for 40m, 30m and 20m.
Many users speak highly of the performance of the Par EndFedZ antennas from the USA. It will be convenient to be able to buy such antennas from Europe without the hassle and expense of import charges, and it's good to see new amateur radio products being made here in the UK.
Many users speak highly of the performance of the Par EndFedZ antennas from the USA. It will be convenient to be able to buy such antennas from Europe without the hassle and expense of import charges, and it's good to see new amateur radio products being made here in the UK.
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It may be a competitor for PAR, but that's a good thing. 73 Paul
Good to see another antenna to compete with the Par Antenna's EndZ series. Dale is a great guy and a heck of an engineer, but he's so busy with a government contract that he only builds his end-fed antennas once in a while. Hopefully this new antenna gets good reviews and gets to this side of the pond.
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