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![]() Phil Rand, W1DBM, wrote a QST article on "Antenns for Travel Trailers and Campers" which was reprinted in the 1978 "Antenna Anthology". Phil shared his experience and measurements on 3963 kHz using various antennas on the Airstream Travel Trailer Net. Phil found that the best temporary antenna was a high dipole. Next best was a loop antenna in which the Airstream trailer was included in the lower art of the loop. Table 3 in the article gives 7 trailer antenna choices and their signal strengths as compared with a home station dipole at 50 ft. high. Best regards, Richard Harrison, KB5WZI I do have a homemade short Inverted V for 75M, ( 24' per leg ) which I pack around.... but as I have stated, most of my parking situations preclude putting out anything beyond a very short perimeter around my rig.... necessitating a vertical, ( with very short radials at best). I will try to find that publication, but unless it includes verticals for 75M / 40M, it probably won't help much in my case. Thanks anyway! Ed K7AAT ( 30' Class C motorhome, BTW ) |
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