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Loran Antenna
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Panhdjoe
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- Joined: Fri Feb 12, 2010 8:53 pm
- Home Port: Osprey Marina, Myrtle Beach SC
- Location: Columbia SC
Loran Antenna
Our 36 has an 8 ft antenna that was used with the Loran that I have removed and discarded. Is this antenna good for anything? or should it go to the dumpster also.
1983 36 classic
1995 192 Grady White w/ 150 Yamaha
2003 Boss 8'6" Dingy w/6 hp Suzuki
1995 192 Grady White w/ 150 Yamaha
2003 Boss 8'6" Dingy w/6 hp Suzuki
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mike66
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- Joined: Wed Oct 13, 2010 7:15 pm
- Home Port: Warwick, RI
- Location: Warwick, RI
Re: Loran Antenna
Watch out for fiberglass slivers. I suppose any antenna will pick up signals, some are better at certain frequencies. If you could splice on different connectors, it might be okay for FM, WIFI, etc. Mine went in the dumpster.
Mike and Sue Phillips
Warwick, RI
SUSAN HELENA 1985 40' Trawler
Warwick, RI
SUSAN HELENA 1985 40' Trawler