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as a vertical, I think this antenna exceeds the max hieght of an amateur
antenna, which is 220 feet. a half wave with a quarter wave at 160 is 80 meters plus 40 meters approx, which is approx 360 feet vertical. |
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William, As long as the FAA and NASA don't object, and you have the money to pay for it, there is no maximum height for amateur antennas. There is a practical one, though. Who would you get to climb it to change the lights when they burned out? 'Doc |
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