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VE3TMT wrote:
I have come to the conclusion the only antenna I am going to be able to use is a ground mounted dipole or random wire. No antenna supports in the yard, no fences, no attic. I tried a vertical "flagpole" but it is just too noisy. Nothing but me and the yards of my two neighbours. I am able to run about 60 feet of 22 gauge green enameled wire along the length of the yards. I have done extensive reading on NVIS propagation, but I'm curious if anyone is actually using this method on 160, 80 or 40m. Thanks, Max Can you not put a small pole at each end of the building and hang a doublet? How about a loop or doublet on small stand offs attached to the eaves of the building? A pair of moble whips set up as a dipole on a pole somewhere? A perusal of the ARRL Antenna Book for other ideas? -- Jim Pennino Remove -spam-sux to reply. |
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