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, BMJ wrote: I use mine mainly for working satellites. That sounds great, were no satellites when I was active. Another thing I want to do is to get a quarter-wave antenna up for the 160 meter band, to shove a ground wave. I think that would be a vertical about 132 feet high, I had better check the local FAA/FCC regulations in these mountains, to see if that is legal for the helicopters that sometimes cruise this area. Probably not legal, so better think in terms of a top-loaded vertical about 60 feet high, voltage-fed at the ground end. In the old days I shoved a ground-wave 400 miles, from a 10 foot whip antenna on the rear end of a sailboat, with 10 watts. A decent antenna should do much better. Mark |
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