On (18 Mar 97) Wayne Sarosi wrote to Ray Wade...
 WS> In a message to Ray Wade  Wayne Sarosi wrote:
 > RW> Whoever did it had access to an antenna range at his place of
 > RW> employment. I thought you were the only one in here that had that
 > RW> capability. As I recall the tests were done with a Kenwood talkie
 > RW> (did/do you have one?). The worst duck was 7 db down and the best 
(which
 > RW> happened to be the duck that came with the talkie) was the best.
 > RW> Maybe it is in your *paper* (non-elontronic) files?
 WS> It could be. I'll check again. I remember something of that now
 WS> that you mention it. I do have a Kenwood. I belive it was the standard
 WS> kenwood duck, one of those telescoping super hod rods, a quarterwave,
 WS> a stubby and a couple of others?  Sound right?  I'll look. I do remember
 WS> doing that test but I think it was just a test, no paper other than some
 WS> notes so that would be on disk.  I'll check again. It maybe on tape.
 WS> I didn't get much of a response on it so I didn't repost it. It may
 WS> however be on the end of one of those CD call books.
 WS> Ray,
 WS> I went through every file on the hard drive and all the paper files
 WS> I have, even my old notes from the EMLab. Nothing. It is possible that
 WS> the posting was made directly from some scratch notes maybe asked
 WS> for by a reader. I may have done the test on request, scratched
 WS> down the notes and then posted them that night in a reply.
 WS> The best bet in finding that posting is from people that save
 WS> that stuff. There are some that have a copy of many of my postings
 WS> on disk. Who? I couldn't say. If some one has that CD call book
Anybody have this file?
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