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Old February 10th 04, 07:40 PM
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While a G5RV is an efficient antenna on 20, and acceptable on many bands, it
is terribly inneficient on other bands due to
the high mis match on the coax. It is easy to check out with Reg's dipole 3
program.

John



"Frank Dinger" wrote in message
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Assuming one wave , well on 160mtrs it would roughtly be over 400' long

and
you
would need heavy cables for wires and two towers or phone poles.
There is no way to set up a diapole with trees, it will snap on a windy

day.
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A wire antenna between 2 trees can be very reliable provided there are no
branches in the immediate vicinity of the wire and that connection to 1

tree
is via a pulley with freely suspended counterweight ,such that when it is
windy and parts of trees move the wire remains straight. A really simple
arrangement.

Frank GM0CSZ / KN6WH




 
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