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"Anthony Fremont" wrote in news:FZBwf.39022$9e.30720
@tornado.texas.rr.com: "Reg Edwards" wrote Single wire feed. I was a student (living off of my wife) and used what I could get my hands on. ======================================= A true radio amateur! Just get a random, bent wire into the air. A single-wire feed helps a lot. With a modest ground and a simple tuner you have an efficient, multi-band, go-anywhere antenna system you can be proud of. Anybody who boasts about his G5RV has never tried anything else. Right.....you should hear the bands open up when you launch a kite antenna. There's nothing like a few hundred feet of random long wire up in the air. ;-) WARNING: No one should ever do such a thing for what should be very obvious safety reasons. I'm a big fan of cubical quads, but you need allot of room for them. I swear OH8OS used to MAKE his own band openings or 15 back in 65 when I used to work him from VE8ML. He had a huge quad, 15 elements, I think, pointed right in my direction. -- Dave Oldridge+ ICQ 1800667 |