[MRCA] Manpack HF ntenna Ideas?
Al Klase
ark at ar88.net
Thu Feb 16 22:29:25 EST 2023
Jeep,
Stick with the wire.
Your 10-ft whip shown in red, versus low dipole in blue . This is
pretty much true for 80, 60, and 49-meters.
An end-fed half wave could be a good deal with the tuner. Scroll down
the page Here:
http://www.mrca.ar88.net/Old%20Pages/Net/11-11-2010.html
73,
Al
On 2/16/2023 6:59 PM, Doran Platt wrote:
> I have a tactical tricked-out Yaesu FT-897D with an LDG AT-897 tuner.
> Even have the requisite H-250. I have used it a time or two for Moose
> and Squirrel with an inverted V in the back-yard. Is there a
> practical design for a whip that would work on the lower band
> 80/40/5MHz? I have some rods from a 292 antenna and a folding antenna
> from a PRC-8,9, or 10. Running the '897D from a 12v battery the power
> level is about 40 watts at best (vice a solid 100 watts with 13.5V).
> Maybe I'm barking up the wrong tree? A decent counterpoise is always
> the bugaboo. TNX
> Jeep K3HVG
>
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ARK Sig Block Al Klase - N3FRQ
Jersey City, NJ
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