Argentine Antennas

We haven't had any antenna pics lately, so here are a few I snagged from the photographer's website. These are all from his trip to Argentina.

You can click on the image to see a bigger version!

A bunch of commercial antennas.



A large HF log periodic antenna. Possibly on a government building, in Medoza.



A small beam on a water tower.



Various commercial antennas on what I assume is a water tower.



This looks like a stacked array of two meter beams. With giant bathtubs.
Somewhere along the road to Iguazu Falls.



Quite an antenna farm there! Somewhere in Buenos Aries.



So, it looks like LU land (Argentina) is prime antenna-spotting territory!

Antenna Day

A lovely morning, a pleasant ride, and lots of antennas to photograph.

I wonder how long it will be before someone calls the policia on the wierd bike guy taking pictures of roofs in the semi-darkness!!

An HF Yagi and a VHF Yagi, and one of those fake owls. Or is it?



Which picture do you like more, the one WITH the power lines...



Or the one WITHOUT power lines? And chimney.

I USE to be able to name all these antennas, from many nights perusing the Allied Radio catalog. Not any more. Haven't a clue on this one! Some sort of HF vertical. With a VHF vertical on the side.



This cute little VHF quad caught my attention the other day. When cropping the pic I noticed one of the wires is broken.



I think this is a 40 meter band quad, but I don't see the element wires in the pic! Will have to check tomorrow. Hey, it's just GOT to be a quad!



Note also the multi-band dipole hanging down there.

Phil and I visited a fellow back in the sixties who had a GIANT two-element quad on his roof, over in Fletcher Hills. Must have been an 80 meter band quad. I wish I could remember his call.

Oh, yeah, the bike. Well, so far we got 30.6 miles on the odometer.