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Got some fair skip over the last few days so I put the Maco back on it's pole. Then I just read we had a big Double X Flare about 4 hours ago. LOL I still hear some occasional termites though, so got my fingers crossed. Also got a new radio to play with, a 101EE that has been doing good. Can't wait to see what it does.

Tony, do know which side the gamma should go on? First time I set it to the rear side of the beam tube. Rear meaning the front was pointed to the wide open area of my yard, versus the house side about 5 or 6 feet behind. Now it is reversed, on purpose, to see what it does. Shouldn't matter much though, since takeoff angle at my low height is going to be near vertical.

[QUOTE="Yankee, post: 481278, member: 31726"] Got some fair skip over the last few days so I put the Maco back on it's pole. Then I just read we had a big Double X Flare about 4 hours ago. LOL I still hear some occasional termites though, so got my fingers crossed. Also got a new radio to play with, a 101EE that has been doing good. Can't wait to see what it does. Tony, do know which side the gamma should go on? First time I set it to the rear side of the beam tube. Rear meaning the front was pointed to the wide open area of my yard, versus the house side about 5 or 6 feet behind. Now it is reversed, on purpose, to see what it does. Shouldn't matter much though, since takeoff angle at my low height is going to be near vertical. [/QUOTE]

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