[usa2003ardf] Altai-145

Dick Arnett DArnett at stelizabeth.com
Wed Dec 4 15:06:24 CST 2002


Ken,
Without hesitation I would skip the Altai units and go with the VK3YNG
sniffer 
http://www.users.bigpond.net.au/vk3yng/foxhunt/2m_sniffer/manual.htm  I
have used this unit and for the serious hunter it is the only way to go.
 I do not have a link but I am told that they also have an antenna in
kit form if you do not want to build one from scratch.

Dick Arnett
Saint Elizabeth Medical Center
1 Medical Village Drive
Edgewood, Kentucky 41017
darnett at stelizabeth.com
859-344-2227
Fax 859-344-5406

>>> "Kenneth E. Harker" <kharker at cs.utexas.edu> 12/04 2:48 PM >>>
     I'm not super-happy with my current two meter ARDF gear (HT +
home-built
offset attenuator + home-built tape measure yagi.)  It works, but I
think 
I'd like something different.

     Does anyone know of where I could buy a couple of Altai-145s?  Or

how much they would cost?  I know there are some limitations to the 
Altai-145, but I've been very happy with the Altai 3.5 for eighty
meters.

     What about the two meter Ukrainian sets that I saw two or three of

at the 2002 USA ARDF Champs in Georgia?

     Finally, does anyone know of a Mizuho dealer on the web that
would
ship to the U.S.?

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