[Antennas] Antenna for Local Use
AI4WM
de.ai4wm at gmail.com
Sat Mar 15 22:36:57 EDT 2014
I've had an 80 dipole with the ends bent around the house to make nearly a
loop up about 20 feet for over 10 years and still work DX. I use an old
Matchbox and window line to near where the feed enters the shack and coax
through the wall to the ATU. I don't work the WARC bands with the
Matchbox, but I can with a homebrew coupler I made. A G5RV will work too
if you are not going to use it on 80 meters.
73,
Bill
On Sat, Mar 8, 2014 at 2:58 PM, Roy <royanjoy at ncn.net> wrote:
> Re: "The best antenna that I have for local use is a horizontal loop at
> 23 feet
> (NVIS Antenna)."
>
>
> Remember you can bend a half wave dipole into a physically small loop by
> installing an insulator opposite side from the feedpoint.
>
> 73, Roy K6XK
>
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73,
Bill
AI4WM
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