KC7AJL
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| End Feed Antenna Wire | May 10th 2012, 03:57 | 6 | 9,576 | on 29/5/12 |
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| End Feed Antenna Wire | KC7AJL | on 29/5/12 |
| Thanks for everyone's input. Single end fed may be the only way to go, due to the homes layout there is no opportunity for a counter poise for a vertical, or room in the attic for a wire. I may go with a low cost vertical at the rear of the house just to see what comes back at me from the HOA. Stay tuned and thanks again. | ||
| End Feed Antenna Wire | KC7AJL | on 10/5/12 |
| New to Ham Radio, 73 years old, not real technical by any means and live in a HOA restricted complex. So restricted the "HOA Committee" uses dental floss as toilet paper. End of jokes, but a serious question. What is the possibility using a single end fed wire antenna and RX/TX effects on HF, but limited to a max of 80 feet in length with a ninety degree bend in the center. 40' running east to west and then 40' north to south along our property line? Any suggestions would be appreciated. KC7AJL moveon334@gmail |
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