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At 20 meters, the overall length would be about 65 feet, and the two halves
of the dipole would be about 32 feet. Perhaps one of the Hams here can help you out with the coil specifications. I am wondering if making that a sloper might be easier to erect in a confined space, and whether maybe a half-wave would be more convenient ? In other words, with a suitable base and vertical pole, you could set some stakes away from the base a suitable distance, and use insulated hook up wire from an insulator on the pole to insulator on stake. You could still use the coil, and I think you might have an advantage of less noise from the antenna as well. I used a similar arrangment once when I had an upstairs apartment and had access to the roof. I was using it for receiving only, and had a lot of wire in the air in a small space by looping the wire several times. It worked quite well. Hope your project works out well. wrote in message om... HI I am a SWL trying to construct a portable 20mtr Di pole from a 14ft x 1inch length of ali tube to use at my holiday trailer park can someone tell me how many turns I need to put on the centr loading coil and what diamiter the coil should be I can not find a suitable Article on the net any help would be apreciated Barry |
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