scubbypaul
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 |  Subject: Ciro mazzoni stealth antenna  Fri Dec 25, 2020 10:09 am | |
| Hi I was wondering if anyone has used the Ciro mazzoni stealth antenna as I'm thinking of getting as where I live i can't have a big antenna.
Thanks
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Alan Pilot
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| | Subject: Re: Ciro mazzoni stealth antenna Fri Dec 25, 2020 1:03 pm | |
| Not at that price i just looked at lol.
Will keep an eye on this topic. | |
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Northern Crusader
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| | Subject: Re: Ciro mazzoni stealth antenna Sun Dec 27, 2020 7:46 pm | |
| They're extremely efficient, quite comparable to a full size antenna but they're very narrow banded so you're regularly retuning when you change frequency.
The bandwidth on 10m band is 25kHz, just over 2 channels on a CB. So if you move from Ch19 to even just Ch22 you're going to need to retune.
If it's for DX there's much better options. A mono band G3TPW cobwebb antenna for the 11m band would be just four feet square and would cover the entire band. You could home brew one with bamboo canes, a bit of wire and a 4:1 balun. That should fit in any loft. | |
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