[K3PZN-List] The Cookie Tin Antenna - QST oct 2013 p 39-41

Ray Wright kb3vwk at gmail.com
Sun Oct 13 22:51:42 EDT 2013


hi All

ok question   if I work 20m ssb on a diapole can I put up a vertical that
is very close using CW and what band could I use?   There seems to be a
problem of using 20m ssb and 40m cw when I try it.  This using 100w on
diapole and qrp on the vertical which can do anyband.  Any suggestions from
the group?

ray



On Thu, Oct 10, 2013 at 5:38 AM, Philip Karras <ke3fl at yahoo.com> wrote:

> I read this with delight as I have used this kind of antenna to get into
> 145.410- from my shack in the basement so this antenna was about a foot off
> the outside ground while on the top shelf mag-mount 440/2m antenna on a
> cookie tin ~ 7-8" diameter.
>
> It was no doubt not the best but if the outside antenna goes I'll at least
> have something inside until I can put something up outside again.
>
> The work John/W6NBC did for this was wonderful and I'll have to actually
> do what he has done to match at least an antenna for 2m to one of the
> cookie tines I've saved for this purpose. I really like his 10" tin that
> hold the extendable antenna and some coax in it to take to a site.
>
> My article in September QST received over 20 e-mail comments, questions,
> suggestions, and beratings. It looks like my compilation of these, along
> with a method for starting a UPS' inverter to get it going in the
> field, will be in an upcoming QST so keep tuned.
>
> 73 de KE3FL,
> Phil
> AEC Carroll County
> OES, ORS, & VE
> http://cs.yrex.com/ke3fl
> Karras' Corner: http://blog.solidsignal.com/content.php/1005-karras-corner
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