[HCRA] HF antenna

Sun, 12 Jan 2003 19:15:38 -0500

Assume you're talking about the HFp antenna on his page. The Ventenna
appears to be a VHF/UHF antenna. 

Unless there's some major reason you cannot install even a low HF
dipole--even a multiband affair fed with "balanced" feeders (300-ohm TV
feedline--the old-style flat stuff even works OK at lower power levels),
there's not much advantage here that I can see--unless you want a
portable antenna you can carry around. I didn't get as far as the cost
on their Web site. How much is this?

73 Rick 

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Hi, Was looking at this HF antenna. Any pro's or con's with this for
every day use?

http://www.ventenna.com/

                               Eric Tuller   N1QKO
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