Hi,
have a look at this one:
http://pa-11019.blogspot.de/2017/01/efhw-antenna-for-40-10m-qrp.html
It works as indicated in the measurements. I use it for the other bands
with the ATU of the Kx3 and Kx2.
73 de Hajo dl1sdz
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Cela est bien dit, mais il faut cultiver notre jardin.
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There's an unavoidable tradeoff using an end fed wire with an ATU of
limited range. Since the ATU can't match the high impedance of a half
wave multiple, the lower impedance of the wire will lead to larger
ground/counterpoise currents. Even with a decent ground and/or
counterpoise, some power
For general low-band operation, I use a doublet that is 75 feet long on
each leg, and fed via ladder line to a BL-2 balun near the shack. The
fifteen feet of coax to the balun is low-loss LMR400. The low-loss coax
helps with the high SWR problem, in that the losses are minimized (for
what I c
Cc: "Elecraft Reflector" ;
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Sent: 1/29/2017 12:40:58 PM
Subject: [Elecraft] The "Kinda Random Antenna" (was: Random wire lengths
for antennas)
I'd call an ad-hoc antenna that works on multiple bands with an ATU a
"Kinda-Ra
I'd call an ad-hoc antenna that works on multiple bands with an ATU a
"Kinda-Random Antenna" (KRA). (Apologies to linguistic purists.)
A simplified definition might be:
A. long enough to work within the maximum limits of the ATU's L-network on
the lowest band used
B. presents a reasonably
I'd call an ad-hoc antenna that works on multiple bands with an ATU a
"Kinda-Random Antenna" (KRA). (Apologies to linguistic purists.)
A simplified definition might be:
A. long enough to work within the maximum limits of the ATU's L-network on
the lowest band used
B. presents a reasonab
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