Years ago I worked a chap ( maybe in Wyoming or Montana ) in a similar QTH. He had built an "open wire" line suspended on posts with fencing insulators, every so far, to keep the lines taut in the breeze, over a huge distance . . can't recall for sure, but I think it could have been up a steep slope as much as a mile to find clear horizons. Baluns at both ends of the twin feeders . . I think there was more going on there, that is, switching of different antennas, rotators, etc. but it certainly worked. Not a small project I would say.
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