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  • Too heavy OM....

  • Back in the day I worked at the Hy Gain factory in Lincoln, NE. I packaged quite a few antennas. Packaging for these monsters was all done by workers hand packaging everything. Probably little has changed. That was about 1977 and don't know much about these other than we had some huge ones and then some bigger ones. CB craze was dying. I was a kid taking orders so I know a lot about the military antennas I helped make and very little about these but it sure is nice to see them up and working.

  • @AlzbetaMadragana ...it's for ham radio only; nothingmore. Sorry, that kind of antenna won't help you.

  • Looks like the #5 director got cock-eyed, an easy fix?

  • That Hy-Gain LP-1010 looks like a MONSTER!

    Nice Work!

  • I talked to a guy using one of these once. He had a very strong signal and dug me out of the noise very nicely!

  • I bet he has some great DXing with that puppy!! Thanks for the video!!

    73s

    KDØAMX

  • oh my god, it's is a ANTENNA!!!! not dude!!!! hehehehehe wow, congratulations!! carlos rivero 73's 51. 58.317 "a" operator!!!SAN CRISTOBAL.- VENEZUELA goods dx's

  • Hi Barbie..Thanks for your comment..I appreciate that..73s, Mel

    WA5UTK

  • Very nice antenna....Ok I want one!!!!

    Were are you located?

  • Hello..Thanks for your comment..I am in San Antonio, Tx..The antenna is just north of Austin, Tx..I understand the antenna is working very well..Are you a ham radio operator? If so, send me your call sign..73s, Mel

    WA5UTK

  • Very,very interesting!!!

    Is this antennasystem yours?

    Í've never seen such a big antennasystem (I'm not a radio-amateur)

    Respect for the guy on top of this tower!!

    I think this will work super,it's a beauty to see!

  • Hello..Thank you for your comment..No the antenna is not mine, I just helped put it together..The antenna belongs to Dave W5SV who lives just north of Austin, Tx..The antenna is quite large..The longest element is 46ft, the boom is 36ft & the antenna weighs roughly 160lbs..It was an interesting project to say the least..Thanks again for viewing & commenting..73s, Mel

    WA5UTK

  • Now that was one interesting video. Very Cool!

    Barbie

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