I assume you know there's nothing "magic" about any antenna design. The
fundamental laws known since Maxwell's time have not changed (no matter what
the advertising hype of some antenna manufacturers suggest).
So a buddystick will work exactly as well as a hunk of wire in the same
location. If you
Gary wrote:
>I have a K1 with atu and stand, but not the right antenna. Anyone have
>experience with the buddistick? I only use 20 and 40 meters.
I've been experimenting with portable antennas for backpack operations
on camping trips for more than 30 years. I compare the various types
side by
I have used both the Buddistick and the Buddipole. The B'pole was used
insidethe house at the ground level on 20 meter CW and PSK. It worked
about as you would expect a low trap dipole to work...I made contacts
with it until my "outside" situation improved. The high launching angle
was evident.
Worked great for me. Geo/W2BPI
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Hello all
My family is going to stay at a house in corolla n.c. for a week. I have a K1
with atu and stand, but not the right antenna. Anyone have experience with the
buddistick? I only use 20 and 40 meters.
Thanks
Greg ki4bbl
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