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I have been toying with the idea of putting up a 40M vertical antenna.
I have an inverted vee up at 40 feet high but it doesn't seem much good for hearing European stations. I put up a temporary 40m vertical today and heard alot more stations than on my inverted vee. I have a steel shed with a zincalum roof with an area of about 320 square feet. If I was to mount a 40m quarter wave vertical on that roof area would I have an adequate ground plane? Or, am I better off ground mounting it and running out radials? Or for something completely different, how would I go if I erected an 80m loop at about 30 feet high? I have tried to reorientate the inverted vee to better capture European stations but it doesn't seem to help, hence I am looking at other ideas. Any information gratefully accepted. Cheers Max |
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