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I have a situation where I would like to install a vertical wire above
a fiberglass pole I have in the center of the yard. However, I must keep the coax off the ground so I can only feed it about 7 feet from the ground so people and the mower can get underneath. (rental property). I want to setup a 20 or 30 meter vertical and run ground radials from the base of the pole where the wires can be buried. Is it possible to feed the antenna above the ground plane? for example, I have ground radials connected to a seven foot vertical wire, the shield side, and the center side of the coax would continue upwards to the top, or appropriate height on the pole. Thanks Buck N4PGW -- 73 for now Buck, N4PGW www.lumpuckeroo.com N4PGW |
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