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Antenna Specialists Super Magnum tuning coil inspection

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rescued this one from the scrappers... a Super Magnum with 108" radials, only found 3 out of the 4 radials but I believe 8 can make them. tore it all down like I did my mighty Magnum to make sure everything was good. need to clean up the mast mount pieces and get a few stainless screws and put it on test pole and see what it will tune at. stati-ball intact and looks good for how old everything is... I'll get another video of it later, been way too busy this week...

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14 авг 2024

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@brainiac_brian Год назад

I just finished rebuilding one top to bottom. I sealed mine from rain from top to bottom. I started with 2 destroyed antennas and had parts enough to make one except the ground planes. I made thise from all thread. My swr is 1.02 on channel 40 and 1.23 on channel 1, even running a lot of power through it. If you have any questions, let me know. Ive got about 100 hours in mine for rebuild time. Its worth ever second!

@BluelightGaming1 4 месяца назад

I have one that I don't think is in quite as bad shape inside... How do you take off the coil cover? I want to use mine for 10m ham radio. Somebody suggested getting rid of the coil completely or bypassing it for that but not sure what to do.

@keystonecountryboy 4 месяца назад

I gave up on it, just looked at the Wilson v58 I made into a maco v58 and I figured I'd just use the aluminum tubing if wind took out my maco. You could bypass it but would have problems with impedance I would assume, look at a maco matching section and look at a super penetrator matching section. You can lengthen or shorten the element to get desired swe