line as an option.
My height is limited to what I have for trees. No tower planned for the
new QTH since we are in hurricane/coastal storm country.
As far as a receive only antenna that is in the plans soon.
Gary Mitchelson
NC3Z/4 Pamlico County, NC FM15
On 01-Dec-15 22:00, NC3Z Gary wrote
I have been contemplating a sky loop to replace my coax 160/80M fan
dipole. The loop would be fed with ladder line so I could use it on 160-40M.
It would take a bit more effort clearing an area to get up 2wl of wire
but it could be done. Is the effort worth it over a 1wl loop? An
additional
re you restricted to 50 feet high max ?
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> Bob
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> On 3/7/16 5:50 AM, NC3Z Gary wrote:
>> OK, still working on my permanent low band antenna and what I can fit
>> for an effective antenna. The space I have is a recently cleared forest
>> area. I had originally c
OK, still working on my permanent low band antenna and what I can fit
for an effective antenna. The space I have is a recently cleared forest
area. I had originally considered a full size loop but the best I could
do is 50' high, although that would be a bit higher than my temporary
dipole it
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> 73, Jim K9YC
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> On Mon,3/7/2016 5:50 AM, NC3Z Gary wrote:
>> Now I want to be able to us
Art, I put one up this spring with the encouragement on this list. The
L's are back to back, e.g. the 160M L points north while the 80M points
south. The vertical sections are 45' and the spacing is about 18". Fed
with a decoupling choke at the base over 32 65' radials.
My amp tunes up with no
