Bruce N7CEE wrote:
I'm currently using a 58-foot end fed wire with 50-foot counterpoise. The
SWR
came out at 1.4 on 80m, 1.8 on 40m, and 1.0 on 30 and 20m. That's the best
I've been able to do with an end-fed wire so far.
--
Nothing wrong with that. Any SWR less than,
Hi Ron,
I agree... and I don't really care about the radiation pattern because my goal
is a super simple antenna that requires only one support, and that I'm
willing to put up after a long, hard day of backpacking- or quickly for a
lunch break on a day hike or paddle.
72,
Bruce
N7CEE
@mailman.qth.net
Cc: Ron D'Eau Claire
Subject: Re: [Elecraft] Anyone got their KXB3080?
Hi Ron,
I agree... and I don't really care about the radiation pattern because my
goal
is a super simple antenna that requires only one support, and that I'm
willing to put up after a long, hard day
Jay, W6CJ wrote:
I downloaded the KXB3080 manual and had some questions:
How hard is it to put together for a KX-1 that has already had the KXB30 30M
unit and auto antenna tuner installed?
Has anyone found some universal wire antenna lengths that will work with the
KX-1 and internal antenna
Jay,
As you no doubt noticed when reading the instructions, the KXB3080 does take
a bit more care and patience than most. In fact, I would rate it as the
most critical construction item that Elecraft has produced. It takes care
and careful attention to the instructions if one expects everything
On Jun 24, 2006, at 10:16 AM, Alexandra Carter wrote:
Ugh. The 30m module kicked my butt, had to install it 2X plus lots
and lots of fiddling around with it.
I can't imagine doing the 3080 now. I guess for multi-band the
easiest was always the NorCal Sierra, plug 'em in and plop! there's
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