On Tue, 23 Aug 2005, Thom R LaCosta wrote:
I could use a suggestion or twoI live in a very congested areamy
house is 11 foot wide and 25 feet long...with a yard that is 10 feel
deepI have a
10 by 10 deck on the second floor.
Thanks to all for the many suggestionsI'll post to
Thom, I've had great luck using tiny Isotron antennas on my deck,
even on 40 and 80 meters. Try www.isotronantennas.com ... For
reviews, see http://www.eham.net/reviews/detail/311
Randy, K7RAN
On Aug 23, 2005, at 3:48 PM, Thom R LaCosta wrote:
I could use a suggestion or twoI live in
I could use a suggestion or twoI live in a very congested areamy house
is 11 foot wide and 25 feet long...with a yard that is 10 feel deepI have a
10 by 10 deck on the second floor.
I used to have an endfed wire that ran across the street to a phone pole...but
new houses cut that
I could use a suggestion or twoI live in a very congested areamy
house
is 11 foot wide and 25 feet long...with a yard that is 10 feel deepI have
a
10 by 10 deck on the second floor.
For limited space installations I've been amazed at how much a simple longwire
with a
Hi Thom,
The loop can be a antenna of choice for QRN/ QRM areas. The end fed antenna
being unbalanced may have more noise than the loop. You will end up with
more of a rectangular loop, or a horizontal Hentenna.
For the higher bands, 20 and up you might investigate the compact beam
designs
Thom,
many people that are very space constrained find a magnetic loop antenna
to work fairly well; there are some associated hassles, like very narrow
bandwidth, but they can be tuned, and are fairly low noise (not very
susceptible to noise); someone may have some links to sites describing
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I could use a suggestion or twoI live in a very congested areamy
house
is 11 foot wide and 25 feet
Thom,
For operation on such a small footprint, I would think th ebest solution
would be a vertical - especially a vertical dipole because it should not
require radials for proper operation. There are several multiband verticals
available, but for single band use, a half wave of aluminum tubing
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Subject: [Elecraft] Compromise/Limited Space/Make My Day Antenna Advice
I could use a suggestion or twoI live in a very congested areamy
house is 11 foot wide and 25 feet long...with a yard that is 10 feel
deepI have a
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