Vic,
If that were my situation, I would put up 2 inverted vees - at right
angles to each other. Each fed with ladderline.
A pole as high as you can manage right in the middle, and a pole in the
each corner of the larger building.
Arranged that way, you have room for 2 44 foot doublets (even if you
have to fold the ends down a bit).
The advantage of the 44 foot length is that it can be used for 40
through 10 meters with the only lobes broadside to the radiator.
To operate on 80 meters, lay 4 or more wires (more is better) on the
roof and use them as a counterpoise and tie the feeders together to
produce a top loaded vertical - it may even work on 160.
73,
Don W3FPR
On 9/28/2013 2:37 PM, Vic, K2VCO wrote:
Here is a diagram of my space (use fixed width font):
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The small rectangle on top is a small building (10'x20') on top of the
roof of the 10-story apartment building. Actually, it will be my
bedroom (and, I think, shack). The larger rectangle is the roof area
at my disposal. It is about 10' x 30' plus the areas at the side of
the building. The rest of my apartment is below the roof.
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