My TV Antennas as seen from the ground. This taken on 4 March 2006 - right after a fairly substantial overnight storm and a fairly windy day.

Another angle. From here you can see that the largest (rear) elements of the VHF Yagi are missing - and are infact hanging down the side of the chimney.

Coax enters the house here...

... and here.

This is the facia-mount antenna pole that I used to use back in Manurewa. Custom made, its fairly tall - the old Pizza Box trapped underneath it might give it some scale. I havn't found a use for it yet, but loathe to get rid of it - its nice and tall,

This is my 'slim jim' 2m antenna. I acquired this from the Auckland University Amateur Radio Club when they no longer required it. Theres lots of variations of the slim jim - this one is a quite robust model. There are versions made of just coax!

This is my commercially made 3-element beam for 2m. I rarely use it - Mostly comes out when i'm doing special event work - but its occaisionally useful. I find that a decent vertical often seems to work better, though....