All these antennas are easy to model with EZNEC. You may find some
of the results surprising.
73, Dick WO1I
At 11:55 PM 10/8/2013, Rick Dettinger wrote:
I scaled the 44 feet up 4 times to 176 feet to get a reasonable
match on 160 meters with my poor ground system.
Its 55 feet high with the r
I scaled the 44 feet up 4 times to 176 feet to get a reasonable match on 160
meters with my poor ground system.
Its 55 feet high with the rest sloping somewhat down to about 25 feet.
It is tuned at the base with a remote coupler. There is 140 feet of coax
berried from the coupler to my 3rd floor
My version using the same matchbox is 44 feet long and tunes well 40 - 6 meters
and a piece of cake for the KX3. It is loud on 30m
Ariel NY4G
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On Oct 8, 2013, at 9:40 PM, "Esquer Dave" wrote:
> Hi folks,
>
> Newbie HF Dave here again with an end fed antenna design que
On 10/8/2013 7:58 PM, Ron D'Eau Claire wrote:
> You don't mention a ground/counterpoise. With a 66-foot radiator, that
> becomes important on 40 and substantially more so on 80.
I am using the "stock" HARES antenna. It consists of a 30-ft length of
coax between the antenna tuner and the UNUN an
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Subject: Re: [Elecraft] End fed antenna - length and SWR
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Subject: [Elecraft] End fed antenna - length and SWR
Hi folks,
Newbie HF Dave here again with an end fed antenna design question.
I have an EARCH (Emergency Amateur Radio Club, Hawaii) end fed 6-40 meter
multiband HF antenna. Part of the design is the 9:1 UNUN (unbalanced
Hi Dave,
If you want to check in with anyone in Oregon you may want to
change the orientation of your antenna. You are at right angles to the
main land or Asia with that wire the way it is now. There just aren't a
lot of folks north and south of you. Accept geography and try another
dir
Hi folks,
Newbie HF Dave here again with an end fed antenna design question.
I have an EARCH (Emergency Amateur Radio Club, Hawaii) end fed 6-40 meter
multiband HF antenna. Part of the design is the 9:1 UNUN (unbalanced to
unbalanced) toroid matching transformer. I have replaced the 30' wire w
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