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Over The Air => Antennas and Towers => Topic started by: KC4UMO on April 25, 2007, 03:38:48 PM
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This is the beggining of my new 10-80 meter multiband dipole.
The antenna is all connected and now have to get some spacer material. Think I will use 1/4 or 5/16 " fiberglass rods.
Thanks to the great guy\'s at http://www.qrz.com for their help.
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Have you used the antenna since your last post? What is your report on the antenna?
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Which one?
I built so many in the last month it is hard to keep up with,
This one loads from 10 to 80 plus in between with great success.
Using a tuner on the odd bands.
If you view the thread called "my shack" you can see it up. It is in a bicycle wheel configuration.
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I built a six meter dipole that had a similar design to that except I used copper tubing and had it mounted on a flat piece of wood
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Buddy I am useing a homebrew multiwire dipole that was made by a ham and used and then he gave it to me when I got my license. I it was kinda mesed up and I had to do some work on it. PVC was used as spreaders to keep the wire apart. It works well but it ain\'t purty. I like it a lot and its only up 25 feet. I want to get it up higher as soon as I can.
73
Chris
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Buddy I am useing a homebrew multiwire dipole that was made by a ham and used and then he gave it to me when I got my license. I it was kinda mesed up and I had to do some work on it. PVC was used as spreaders to keep the wire apart. It works well but it ain\'t purty. I like it a lot and its only up 25 feet. I want to get it up higher as soon as I can. Yours should work well. have you got it up yet?
73
Chris
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I made a homebrew 2kw rated version of the Carolina Windom 80 Special. I love it..... tunes easily anywhere.
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I made a homebrew 2kw rated version of the Carolina Windom 80 Special. I love it..... tunes easily anywhere.
Well, except for 60m, it can be a bit tricky to tune there. Tunes 160 through 6 meters though.