Workman saturn B100 antenna
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Workman saturn B100 antenna
Anybody know anything about this antenna
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Re: Workman saturn B100 antenna
Yes and I am sure many others will agree that the best thing to do with it is dig a very large hole in the lawn and bury it quickly or throw it one direction and then run the other direction
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Re: Workman saturn B100 antenna
Agreed ^^^
I love the comment by one of the sellers of these here on Amazon = "Covers All 40 Channels!" which is handy (though it doesn't state which 40 channels )
One of THESE dipole centre thingies, with 2 x DV27s would be a much better solution for a cheap compact aerial with reasonable performance.
I love the comment by one of the sellers of these here on Amazon = "Covers All 40 Channels!" which is handy (though it doesn't state which 40 channels )
One of THESE dipole centre thingies, with 2 x DV27s would be a much better solution for a cheap compact aerial with reasonable performance.
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Re: Workman saturn B100 antenna
ghost123uk wrote:
I love the comment by one of the sellers of these here on Amazon = "Covers All 40 Channels!" which is handy (though it doesn't state which 40 channels )
Well, as it's on dot com, the seller is called Tags America, and the price is in US Dollars and shipping is quoted for the US then I think it's fair to assume that the 40 channels in question are the only 40 channels the FCC allow in the US.
And sorry OP, I have no idea if this thing is any use or not, the guys above don't seem to rate it too highly.
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Re: Workman saturn B100 antenna
I stocked a very similar looking aerial in my shop back in the day, but I quickly decided not to stock them as they became known as the four foot dummy load
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Ha, nice one, they look on the picture like a VHF marine band antenna I have in the junk room.ghost123uk wrote:they became known as the four foot dummy load
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Re: Workman saturn B100 antenna
Someone used to market a scanner aerial that looked very much the same. Supposed to cover from HF to UHF. They were total rubbish as well.
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