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It is almost all band but my favorite is a 20 meter DEZ at a total
length of 86 feet fed with 450 ohm line. I would not hesitate to go
against any triband bean with th
le are simple, and fed with 450 ladder and good tuner,
will pretty much do what you are asking.
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Karl,
One of my previous QTH's in town had a very small lot. I installed a 10
ft mast on the eave of my cape house style house and installed an inver
Karl Corder <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> made an utterance to the drakelist gang
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Gary, thank you very much for your comment. Actually,
before my antenna came down I was using
a dipole fed with 450 ohm line into an MFJ antenna
tuner but
Karl Corder <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> made an utterance to the drakelist gang
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Bud, thank you very much for your comment. I like the
invisableness
of your antenna design, something that is very
important and
what is a major thing to
Steve Berg <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> made an utterance to the drakelist gang
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I have a hillside lot here that is on the smallish side. I once tried a
Hustler vertical up on a 30 foot mast on the rooftop. I used some
slotted PVC p
Karl Corder <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> made an utterance to the drakelist gang
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Neil, that is going to be one of my problems specially
if I use a vertical as the
ground here is Dolomite (rock), when we moved here I
noticed on the
maps
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Another sort of intangible issue has to do with the ground conductivity
in your area, especially with vertical antennas, but probably with
others as well.
For e
HAK
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"sebdesn" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> made an utterance to the drakelist gang
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As others said, "inverted "L". I don't have an amp, but I have one
about 45' vertical and 80' horiz. I use a SGC 230 auto tuner at the
base and it tunes 16
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I use a T-4XC, MN2700 and L7.
73,
George Bennett, K1GMB
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Karl,
For an all band antenna I suggest a dipole or inverted vee fed with 450
line. With a tuner and 4:1 balun you can have an antenna that will tune
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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 av
Karl Corder <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> made an utterance to the drakelist gang
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After having my current antenna removed due to a
proposed house addition,
I am ready to Install another antenna, but would like
for it to be
a "optimum an
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