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I'm getting ready to install my tree mounted 80 m vertical now that the
ground is thawing. It will be a 1/4 wave vertical for 80 meters. I have a question regarding the radials I'll be putting out. I was planning on using solid #12 copper, and was going to lay out about 500 feet total of radial. Am I better off to use fewer and longer, or shorter and more? I'm inclined toward 10 50 foot radials. I have heard opposing views on the "proper" length of radials. (I'm assuming that longer and more would be much better, but I have some practical considerations here) - Mike KB3EIA - |
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