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New to ham radio. Interested in building an antenna for a base station.
I dont have anything yet, just in the planning stage. Thought about buying a handheld and using that as part of my "base station" one maybe capable of 2 440 and 6. These seem cheaper used than the home units. My question is, is there information out there on how to build one? I have a radio shack book at home that has a plan for a 440. It uses aluminum ground wire. What I find when working with this stuff is it is impossible to make it perfectlyu straight. Doesn't that effect the performance? I mean it comes coiled and when I cut it to length I cant get it perfectly straight. Also, it is posisble to have good performance with one antenna for all the bands? Or is it absolutely necessary to have one antenna for each band? I have limited room. I appreciate your help! |
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