I really like the Par HF omni’s. Mono band but so easy to swap out and swr
adjustment is so easy a caveman can do it. And they work great. I bought a
long gun case and store all the elements, band modules,coax, balun, and
tools. Just grab and go. No hiking, just drive up locations for these old
Steve,
For portable ops from a fixed location, consider a multi-band (through use of
insulator links) resonant dipole.
High-performance antennas for camping and backpacking have been my principal
interest in ham radio for 50 years. Upon request, I can send a pdf file that
describes a
nobody in EU I worked cared about IOTA.
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From: steve...@effable.com
To: elecraft@mailman.qth.net
Sent: 2019-02-17 1:15:16 AM
Subject: Re: [Elecraft] Antennas for portable ops
On 2/16/19 20:17 PM, Steve via Elecraft wrote:
> I j
On 2/16/19 20:17 PM, Steve via Elecraft wrote:
> I just bought a KX-3 so I have a couple questions about antennas. I
> would like suggestions for man portable and portable fixed. I have
> received suggestions for end fed antennas for fixed ops but will
> entertain others. Thanks Steve kb1chu
It's
I just bought a KX-3 so I have a couple questions about antennas. I
would like suggestions for man portable and portable fixed. I have
received suggestions for end fed antennas for fixed ops but will
entertain others. Thanks Steve kb1chu
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