Mike:
I operate my K2 on a 48' St. Francis Catamaran (The Quantum Leap) that I
crew. For an antenna I use a 40 meter center fed dipole fed with 300 twin
lead and terminate it in a LGP 4:1 Balun and run about 20 feet of RG58 to
the K2. I install it as a sloper from the top of the mast by conne
Hayden wrote:
so is there any experience out on a handy antenna? i do have the KAT1
too, so hope that will help. I've got a non insulated backstay, and of
course can haul just about anything aloft with the halyards.
perhaps just a simple old justinverted v?
If you have access to a ground (I
Check out the Par Electronics 20/40M endfed 1/2 wave.
I wish they had a 30M antenna.
http://www.universal-radio.com/catalog/hamwire/2831.html
They'll also do them with a BNC connector, for $5. more.
73, doug
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Date: Thu, 16 Dec 2004 13:23:44 -0500
I have a 37' charter lined up that i would love to take the K1 on. My
goal would be to be able to set up an antenna simply and easily at the
end of the day, and just as easily tear it down in the morning before
setting off on the next leg of the journey. easy-up/easy down beats
effectiveness, as
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