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I just passed my General exam a week ago. I've got a Yaesu FT-990 and made a
40m dipole with some 12g wire (each side about 33 feet long). I got it outside along the roof with part drooping off the roof. I intend to suspend it between the chimney and a tree when the universe comes together so that I am off work, it stops raining, and I get over this cold. I haven't transmitted yet, but I noticed a couple of things listening to the bands: 1. Lots and lots of noise. 2. 80m comes in quite well. Will getting the antenna higher reduce the noise? How do you account for the good 80m reception? |
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