Ok I been racking my brain for years now trying to find 2 older indoor antennas and trying to find out who made them and what they were called.
The first one I had owned until selling it in the mid 1990s now kicking myself in the @$$ because I cant find another and it worked excellent. The antenna was a white fiberglass it was spring loaded at the top and it wedged between the floor and ceiling like those indoor plant hanger stands. It reminded me of a curtain rod when looking at it. The coax was also white and where it came out of the bottom of the fiberglass tube or rod there was a flat part in the coax where a matching network type deal was.
Anyone ever seen one of these or know what they were called and who made them?? Ide love to find another one I should never had sold mine it talked along way it surprised the hell outta me in the years I owned it and messed with it.
The other was one a guy had in an apartment in a spare bedroom it was a huge setup this one looked like a TV antenna standing on end in a way I remember the guy telling me it was made by the same company that made the Antron 99 he used to call it an indoor Antron. I have yet to find these antennas or any info on them online so I figured Ide ask around on the forum in hopes someone has seen or has info on any of these indoor antennas. Ide like to get another indoor antenna I do have a small indoor dipole and it works ok but the signals are weaker being the other people are vertical and Im horizontal. Dont get me wrong I talked skip with it with 25 - 30 watts but local rag chewing its not like that old spring loaded indoor antenna I had thats forsure.
The first one I had owned until selling it in the mid 1990s now kicking myself in the @$$ because I cant find another and it worked excellent. The antenna was a white fiberglass it was spring loaded at the top and it wedged between the floor and ceiling like those indoor plant hanger stands. It reminded me of a curtain rod when looking at it. The coax was also white and where it came out of the bottom of the fiberglass tube or rod there was a flat part in the coax where a matching network type deal was.
Anyone ever seen one of these or know what they were called and who made them?? Ide love to find another one I should never had sold mine it talked along way it surprised the hell outta me in the years I owned it and messed with it.
The other was one a guy had in an apartment in a spare bedroom it was a huge setup this one looked like a TV antenna standing on end in a way I remember the guy telling me it was made by the same company that made the Antron 99 he used to call it an indoor Antron. I have yet to find these antennas or any info on them online so I figured Ide ask around on the forum in hopes someone has seen or has info on any of these indoor antennas. Ide like to get another indoor antenna I do have a small indoor dipole and it works ok but the signals are weaker being the other people are vertical and Im horizontal. Dont get me wrong I talked skip with it with 25 - 30 watts but local rag chewing its not like that old spring loaded indoor antenna I had thats forsure.
