My Favourite HF Antenna
Most hams I know prefer a limited selection of HF antennas for home and portable use. These antennas include dipoles, verticals, and multi-element beams.
In this video, Allan (VA3BHY) makes a strong case for a 71-ft (21.64m) random length wire antenna. According to Allan, his antenna covers 5 HF bands and fits snuggly onto his property.
While this antenna isn't for everybody, it does well in cramped spaces. Carefully designed with the proper baluns and a sturdy antenna transmatch (tuner), this antenna will provide hours of enjoyment. Give this antenna a try--you will be surprised how well it performs.
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Thanks for joining us today.
Aloha es 73 de Russ (KH6JRM).
Here are some comments from Allan (VA3BHY):
This video will show the performance of my 71 feet long wire antenna all DIY.
I prefer this antenna from all the antennas I have made or purchased.
It is a multi-band antenna. Watch the video and you will know what I am talking about. This is interesting especially when you are operating FT8.
How I made this 71 feet antenna:
• 71 feet Long Wire Antenna For Small Backya...
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