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Rick Frazier wrote: Hello: I've just received a 5BTV, 5 band trap vertical (75-10M), and as with most of them, I would suppose the instructions suggest that ground mounted is ok, but elevated it would be better to use radials. snipped for brevity Anything I should be looking out for? Thanks --Rick Hi Rick, I live far out in the alaskan bush, and use a very similar antenna system. I have a 5BTV mounted at the center of my peak ridge, and grounded to the Galvinized sheet Metal Roofing. The only thing I did different than you have suggested, is to run a Cooper Braid along the ridgecap that connected to each of the sheets of Roofing. This vertical Antenna System loads really well, and has provided good serviceablity for me. Bruce in alaska AL7AQ -- add a 2 before @ |
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