While the Elecraft antenna tuners are excellent and wide range, don't be
surprised if you find wire lengths of antenna and counterpoise that they
will not get a match on for a given band. You may still find you have to
fine tune the lengths for them to work on all of your favorite bands, even
if yo
It’s great. It matches almost anything. In the field I just hook a wire to the
end of a fishing pole and throw a counterpoise on the ground. Very quick and
easy. I highly recommend it.
Vic 4X6GP
> On 4 May 2018, at 5:42, Robert G Strickland wrote:
>
> I've seen and read a great deal about fe
Yes. Our ATU algorithm was in fact pioneered on the KAT2. It has eight
inductors and eight capacitors, and was designed specifically to match a wide
range of random wire antennas. The hardware and firmware were refined over
multiple field events.
Wayne
N6KR
http://www.elecraft.com
> On M
I've seen and read a great deal about feeding random lengths of wire,
usually end fed, in QRP operation. All sorts of tuners and counterpoises
are proposed and discussed. Question: is the K2 auto tuner sufficient
and effective in these types of situations? I'm thinking of building and
installin
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