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40m centre feed dipole, I want to add 80m
Hi,
I have a 40 meter centre feed dipole cut for 40 and feed direct with 50 Ohm coax. The house end is connected to the centre of the coax and the pole end is connected to the braid. Seems to work best this way round. The antenna is fixed tight to the house and the other end is tight to the metal pole in a straight-line, diagonal across the garden, both ends are insulated. The garden is about 64 feet give or take a couple of feet. I cannot drop the ends down because of the house and metal pole at the end of the garden being so close. I can only feed the antenna with coax. The neighbours are OK with coax but not the ribbon feeder hanging down and I don't want to upset them if I can help it. My question. What are my options to enable me to operate 80 and 40m on this same antenna wire? 73 Andy |
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