[Elecraft] Can Anyone recommended a great QRP Antenna and Antenna Pole for KX3
Fred Jensen
k6dgw at foothill.net
Sun Apr 2 16:59:50 EDT 2017
"Great" and "QRP" in the same sentence is an oxymoron if QRP implies
portable packed in by a human. [:-) About the "best" I've found for
other than Class 4 mountaineering is a small mag loop. I use an
Alexloop [a little pricey] but they are easy to build for very little
expense. If you do choose to build one:
1. Voltages/Circulating currents can be surprisingly high in loops,
even at QRP.
2. Use a capacitor with a 10:1 reduction on the shaft. They get real
touchy on 20 and below.
73,
Fred ("Skip") K6DGW
Sparks NV USA
Washoe County DM09dn
On 4/2/2017 1:25 PM, Michael Aust wrote:
> Can Anyone recommended a great QRP Antenna for KX3
>
>
> Going to Hawaii with KX3 from high rise Hotels and some Sandy Beaches
> that is lightweight, easy to deploy, carry on Airlines or packed into luggage.
>
>
> Any Portable Poles to recommend for End Fed Antenna's
>
>
> My MFJ-1920 pole is 3.8ft when collapsed and extends to 33 feet
> but when Island Hopping, 3.8ft does not qualify as a Carry On due to it's length
> So hit with extra baggage fee's
>
>
> Maybe a Fishing pole that is on sections that not as long, when collapsed
> would be the Answer, some 14ft to 17 feet Crappie Fishing poles only
> breakdown to 46inches to 48inches, about the collapsed length of my
> MFJ-1910 fiberglass telescopic mast
>
>
> Mike
>
> WB6DJI
>
>
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