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Help:Best vertical for low bands ? advice
Of the factory made verticals for 40 and 80 ( I know none are great) which is
best/ Hustler, cushcraft, hy gain, mfj, gap, butternut? If it put a signal out on 160 that would be a bonus. Can't run sloper here so need one of these ground mounted wtith radials. Tks. |
Fjx1 wrote:
Of the factory made verticals for 40 and 80 ( I know none are great) which is best/ Hustler, cushcraft, hy gain, mfj, gap, butternut? If it put a signal out on 160 that would be a bonus. Can't run sloper here so need one of these ground mounted wtith radials. Tks. Butternut 9 bander with the 160 add-on kit. Not perfect, but a good antenna. |
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"MRR" wrote in message . com...
Don't forget about the Hy-Gain Hy-Tower. 52 feet tall, self supporting and you can get a 160 meter add too. Not sure, but I don't think they make that anymore. There may be some used ones around, but I'd be careful being it's mainly tower sections. MK |
The Hy-Gain 18HT Hy-Tower is best all around non compromise vertical.
Hy-Gain has resumed mfg. in MS and several have phased 4 of them via Comtek's ACB-80. (http://www.comteksystems.com) Covers 10-15-20-40-80 meters. New list is $749. with slightly less from dealers. A 160 kit is optional. MFJ-1792 is a 40 & 80 vertical; full 1/4w on 40 with a Teflon loading coil and spokes at the top for 80. About $140. So one extreme to the other on price if bought new. Both need radials, as do all 1/4w series fed verticals, for best low angle takeoff performance. GL, Jim ospam (Fjx1) wrote in message ... Of the factory made verticals for 40 and 80 ( I know none are great) which is best/ Hustler, cushcraft, hy gain, mfj, gap, butternut? If it put a signal out on 160 that would be a bonus. Can't run sloper here so need one of these ground mounted wtith radials. Tks. |
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