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So, I got the MQ-2 coming in and hopefully will have it up over the
weekend. That gives me 20 through 6 meters. I'd like to get something up for at least 40m, preferrably for 80m as well. About the only thing I can do is to string a piece of wire between two points about 35 to 40 feet apart. Any brilliant ideas? 73, -jav w6vms |
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"Javier Henderson" wrote in message ... So, I got the MQ-2 coming in and hopefully will have it up over the weekend. That gives me 20 through 6 meters. I'd like to get something up for at least 40m, preferrably for 80m as well. About the only thing I can do is to string a piece of wire between two points about 35 to 40 feet apart. Any brilliant ideas? 73, -jav w6vms just the standard answer... as long a dipole as you can fit, as high as you can get it, fed with whatever feedline you have that reaches, with a tuner to make your radio happy.... works fine, lasts a long time, doesn't cost much. |
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