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| The largest known Gizmotchy® in the world at the present time is owned by Jim Blitch. Jim has been one of our dealers for many years. Below are pictures of Jim's antenna. One of our customers in Connecticut calls Jim's antenna "One Blitchen Antenna" Ernest Little, located in Renton, WA, currently runs a nine element Gizmotchy® and purchased a twelve element Gizmotchy®. When Ernest heard about Jim Blitch's twelve element antenna he ordered another power booster. Ernest presently has a nine element in the air and when he gets done he will have the only 13 element Gizmotchy® in the world. Ernest is another one of our dealers and we are glad to have him on our team. A picture of Ernest's Gizmotchy® antenna will be posted here as soon as we receive it. Both of the above antennas fit in the class of Extreme Gizmotchy® antennas. If there is a larger one out there in the world, please contact us. |
The above eight element Gizmotchy® antenna is owned by Richard Siegel, another one of our dealers in Texas. Richard belongs to a radio club and one of its members is the person on the tower. |
The 7 element Gizmotchy® pictured above is owned by P Tucker in the state of Tennessee. Mounted directly underneath the Gizmotchy® antenna is a 13 element 2 meter beam. It looks like Mr. Tucker did an excellent job of assembling and mounting the antenna. |
The above Gizmotchy® is owned by Panama Red in North Carolina. While there are bigger antennas out
there this antenna is unique as it is mounted on top of a 101 foot pine tree with a $39.00 rotor. Panama Red
got his 1st Gizmotchy® in the 70's and has talked all over the world. He has just recently returned to the
radio. This antenna has been through 7 good ice storms and many more high winds than he cares to talk
about. Panama Red says these beams were made to put almost anywhere. We tend to agree with him as this
is the only antenna that we know of that's mounted on top of a very large tree or (Pine Tower ) as he calls it.
Panama Red says he loves these antennas and you can find him and his Tram Titan II almost any night on
Channel 13. Check him out. What we are wondering is how Panama Red got it up the tree.
there this antenna is unique as it is mounted on top of a 101 foot pine tree with a $39.00 rotor. Panama Red
got his 1st Gizmotchy® in the 70's and has talked all over the world. He has just recently returned to the
radio. This antenna has been through 7 good ice storms and many more high winds than he cares to talk
about. Panama Red says these beams were made to put almost anywhere. We tend to agree with him as this
is the only antenna that we know of that's mounted on top of a very large tree or (Pine Tower ) as he calls it.
Panama Red says he loves these antennas and you can find him and his Tram Titan II almost any night on
Channel 13. Check him out. What we are wondering is how Panama Red got it up the tree.
Extreme Maco Antenna
10/06/2009
As everyone know we own the Maco factory and thought this Maco antenna belonged here also. Our Maco website
doesn't include pictures of customer antennas so we decided to put this one here. This antenna is owned by Little
Cajun from Alabama. It has a V5000 on top, Maco 103's in the middle that are stacked and below that is a horizontal
Maco 103. This antenna is 200 feet in the air and was assembled and installed on the top of the tower by Little
Cajun himself. These are a lot of antennas that work well. Little Cajun is presently in the process of replacing his
stacked M103 antennas with M106 antennas. We eagerly look forward to pictures of his new antenna system when
done.
10/06/2009
As everyone know we own the Maco factory and thought this Maco antenna belonged here also. Our Maco website
doesn't include pictures of customer antennas so we decided to put this one here. This antenna is owned by Little
Cajun from Alabama. It has a V5000 on top, Maco 103's in the middle that are stacked and below that is a horizontal
Maco 103. This antenna is 200 feet in the air and was assembled and installed on the top of the tower by Little
Cajun himself. These are a lot of antennas that work well. Little Cajun is presently in the process of replacing his
stacked M103 antennas with M106 antennas. We eagerly look forward to pictures of his new antenna system when
done.