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Vertical antennas have some interesting features, but the radials
required for them are a nuisance to install. Ideally, we would like approximately 1 gazillion radials for a vertical. In reality, we often settle for less. Much less. When installing my Butternut HF6V, I ended up laying as many radials as my poor aching hockey damaged back could handle, then the next weekend repeated the process. I eventually stumbled upon a method that was fast and painless. Well-as long as everything went well... So what are you vertical users radial trenching secrets, anyhow? I'll relay mine after things get started. - 73 de Mike KB3EIA - |
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