On 6/28/2021 10:24 AM, Craig Smith wrote:
How well it “works” will be almost entirely dependent on the radial system you
have installed and on the local noise level. I’d recommend at least 32
radials - as long as you have space for. On or in ground is fine.
Yes, and I'll suggest that you bu
Hi Lou - not a problem - the flagpole / antenna will be installed in the middle
of our back yard, which is fenced.
Jim
> On Jun 28, 2021, at 4:30 PM, Louandzip via Elecraft
> wrote:
>
> One thing to consider with these (and any) antennas is FCC-19-126A1. A
> flagpole in an uncontrolled area
One thing to consider with these (and any) antennas is FCC-19-126A1. A
flagpole in an uncontrolled area like an unfenced front yard or at the edge of
a lot might be problematic.
Lou W7HV
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On Monday, June 28, 2021, 2:38:23 PM MDT, James Bennett via Elecraft
wrote:
Thanks folks - s
Thanks folks - seems that I’m on the right path on this one. I’m most likely
going to order one of these flagpole antennas as soon as we get possession of
the house and I see what the HOA wants as far as documentation. I spoke with
another guy down the street who has a flagpole (not a ham) and h
Hi, Jim -
I don't have a KAT500, but I do have an upgraded K3 (near-K3s) with the
internal tuner that I run barefoot to a ZeroFive 30m quarter-wave vertical with
a wire attached to its tip, running about 40 feet to the north to the top of an
avocado tree. My radial field is putrid - just a coup
I do not own the Zero-Five flagpole antenna but I own and have used the
Zero-Five 40 meter vertical (33 feet in height). I used this antenna on 40-6
meters with my upgraded K3, KAT500, and KPA500. I do not have HOA constraints,
but I live on a small urban lot that is topographically challenged
Hi Craig - Yes, understood about the radials - I’ve had other verticals before
and found very good performance - providing a lot of radials are used. I’ve got
no problem laying out a LOT of them, as the grass grows pretty fast here in
this part of Idaho and will cover them up in no time. We'll b
Jim …
How well it “works” will be almost entirely dependent on the radial system you
have installed and on the local noise level. I’d recommend at least 32
radials - as long as you have space for. On or in ground is fine.If you do
that, the performance and patterns should be approximately
Wondering if anyone on this reflector is using their K-Line rig (especially the
KAT500) with one of the ZeroFive Flagpole antennas? I’m moving to a new home
with HOA/CC&R crap (you know the drill - happy wife, happy life) and am
considering the ZeroFive 24 foot, 40-6 meter flagpole antenna. If y
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