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To: Commgod who wrote (1873)	6/7/1998 1:17:00 AM
From: Dick W	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 2278

I am typing up an email message now for Eric Gaer, CEO. I suggest that he read my posts here, and if he wants, he can contact me. I live in central California. The antenna I have in mine is not large, and would be quite small. It can be made out of aluminum wire, 1/8" dia. From the specs they show, the frequency used is in the UHF band. The antenna would be hard to see, because it is very small. The driven element would be about 12" long and have three more smaller elements mounted very close to the DE. It can be fed with 75 ohm co-ax. It is a very low cost antenna to build. It would work extremely well, I guarantee it. I know that all the competing companies are having antenna problems. Without the proper antenna, any system will not work with an extended range satisfactory. I have been working with fringe area antenna systems, all my life. I know their problems. In hilly country, you need all the power you can get. High gain antennas are a necessity.