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Old July 20th 11, 06:29 AM posted to rec.radio.amateur.antenna
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How about a flagpole vertical. There have been many write ups about them. I
used to live in Las Vegas by Sam's Town & have seen a few installed & you
won't know its a Ham Ant. Google Flagpole Antenna. Don't forget to put the
flag up...Howard K0ACF
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Hi,

Just getting back on the air after many years of silence and I find
myself struggling over the choice of antennas. I need something that I
can easily raise and lower (get out of site due to CCR rules) so we're
talking about a compromise. I do have room for a couple of radials
(max 30 ft) as long as they can buried in the ground 180 degrees apart
(not ideal). The antenna will have to be installed within about 4 feet
from the side of my house. I was hoping to find a self supporting
vertical betwwen 30 and 40 ft hight that could pivit at the base
(might need to purchase that separately) so it can be laid down flat
on the ground next to the house when not in use. I plan on purchasing
an auto tuner if necessary. The vertical can have no physical radials
on the antenna itself.

And by the way, I live in the hills above Henderson, NV so the quality
of the ground isn't good; lots of rock and hard clay with poor
drainage.

Purchase price up to $400.00 OK. Any ideas of what might work in my
situation?

Many thanks in advance!



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Old July 20th 11, 03:53 PM posted to rec.radio.amateur.antenna
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On Jul 19, 10:29*pm, "Howard K0ACF" wrote:
How about a flagpole vertical. There have been many write ups about them. I
used to live in Las Vegas by Sam's Town & have seen a few installed & you
won't know its a Ham Ant. Google Flagpole Antenna. Don't forget to put the
flag up...Howard K0ACF"Jay Scherberth" wrote in message

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Hi,


Just getting back on the air after many years of silence and I find
myself struggling over the choice of antennas. I need something that I
can easily raise and lower (get out of site due to CCR rules) so we're
talking about a compromise. I do have room for a couple of radials
(max 30 ft) as long as they can buried in the ground 180 degrees apart
(not ideal). The antenna will have to be installed within about 4 feet
from the side of my house. I was hoping to find a self supporting
vertical betwwen 30 and 40 ft hight that could pivit at the base
(might need to purchase that separately) so it can be laid down flat
on the ground next to the house when not in use. I plan on purchasing
an auto tuner if necessary. The vertical can have no physical radials
on the antenna itself.


And by the way, I live in the hills above Henderson, NV so the quality
of the ground isn't good; lots of rock and hard clay with poor
drainage.


Purchase price up to $400.00 OK. Any ideas of what might work in my
situation?


Many thanks in advance!


I'm actually checking with the HOA about this. Would be a perfect
solution in my case. Any suggestions about which works best?

Thanks!
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Old July 21st 11, 03:49 AM posted to rec.radio.amateur.antenna
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Default Best Self Supporting Vertical Multi-band Antenna for Restricted Neighborhoods

You might want to consider a magnetic loop antenna -- easy to build and
conceal.
Multiband might be difficult, but a small 1m diameter loop can easily cover
20 through 10m.
Google 'magloop antenna' and 'magnetic loop antenna'


Irv VE6BP


"Jay Scherberth" wrote in message
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Hi,

Just getting back on the air after many years of silence and I find
myself struggling over the choice of antennas. I need something that I
can easily raise and lower (get out of site due to CCR rules) so we're
talking about a compromise. I do have room for a couple of radials
(max 30 ft) as long as they can buried in the ground 180 degrees apart
(not ideal). The antenna will have to be installed within about 4 feet
from the side of my house. I was hoping to find a self supporting
vertical betwwen 30 and 40 ft hight that could pivit at the base
(might need to purchase that separately) so it can be laid down flat
on the ground next to the house when not in use. I plan on purchasing
an auto tuner if necessary. The vertical can have no physical radials
on the antenna itself.

And by the way, I live in the hills above Henderson, NV so the quality
of the ground isn't good; lots of rock and hard clay with poor
drainage.

Purchase price up to $400.00 OK. Any ideas of what might work in my
situation?

Many thanks in advance!




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