I suppose at least some of you are familiar with the
"sea water antenna." I just learned of it thanks to a fellow
amateur who is a retired consulting radiotechololgy
engineer.
I would not have thought there would be sufficient
conductive ions at sea water salinity to be useful for an antenna. Guess
I'm wrong! How about verticals or even simple directive
arrays made of fairly narrow clear plastic tubing? Done properly, one
could put these up and take them down in only several minutes?
One way to beat CC&Rs?
73,
Jim
Jim Weaver,
K8JE, Director
ARRL Great
Lakes Division
5065 Bethany
Rd.
Mason, OH 45040; Tel.
513-459-1661
ARRL, The
national organization for Amateur Radio