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From:	Mike Nowicki <apple!portal!atari!mn@BBN.COM>
Subject:      Re: antenna tuner
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In article <VXH3D1w160w@sloth.wimsey.bc.ca> brog@sloth.wimsey.bc.ca (Chris
 Brougham) writes:
>I experimented with a MFJ antenna tuner on my DX-440
>the other day and was quite impressed by its ability to
>attenuate some of the ferocious peaks from Radio
>Australia and VOA. Can anyone direct me to a source for
>constructing an antenna tuner. Can't be too much involved,
>or is there?
>
  No, there isn't. Get a copy of the ARRL handbook or the antenna handbook
and you'll find everything you need to build a tuner right out of your
junkbox.

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