[Antennas] Inverted L

[Ross Primrose]

An end-fed half wave has a very high (>2500ohms typically) feed point 
impedance, so you'll need a special tuner to make it work properly, and 
you'll need the tuner to be right at the feed point.  If that's not 
practical, a 3/8 wave might be a better choice....

73, Ross N4RP

On 04/03/2018 02:52 PM, Thomas Scherer wrote:
> Planning to put up 1/2 wave 80 meter inverted L cut for 3700 Mhz.
> Aprox 126 ft… (38ft vertical / 88ft horizontal).
>    Thoughts on tuners, baluns, number and length of radials needed.
> Would like to keep it simple — Thanks!
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