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Karl,

Sounds like a 160meter inverted L might be an option. BUT, you could start by 
visiting a website of an antenna guru, specifically, W4RNL, or buying his 
books available through MFJ.   

Please note, don't be overly swayed by the results of antenna modeling 
results.  They are merely one source of guidance and rarely does one know the 
influence of site specitics (e.g. ground conductivity, house wiring, siding, 
gutters, etc.).  It pays to ask around but make sure you find out if "an 
antenna" is 
installed as intended or not, and also what the particular installation is 
like.  One of the most controversial antennas is the G5RV which is highly 
susceptable to deviations from a perfect installation.  In other words, bend it 
into 
an inverted V, mount it close to the ground, run the feedline parallel to one 
leg of the flat top, etc. and you may get good or bad results, don't know 
until you try.  So start with theory, and then blend it with real world, 
correct 
installation examples.

Good luck.  Oh yes, you have to install the antenna in bad weather for it to 
work best.  Snow, rain, sleet, high wind, all contribute to a better 
performing antenna.  Not sure I even know what it is like to install an antenna 
in nice 
weather.  But, you can be sure if I schedule antenna work, it will be nasty 
and windy that day.  Sort of like the Hamvention, you know one day out of three 
will have bad weather but the rest will be fine. 

73,

Evan<BR><BR><BR>**************<BR>Create a Home Theater Like the Pros. Watch 
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