How to build inexpensive, simple ham radio antennas.
Improvised Field Comms-The Jungle Antenna
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Here's a simple, inexpensive way to boost the performance of your HT.
According to Gaston (KT1RUN), a basic "jungle antenna" will add some "punch" to your portable radio. The antenna is a basic 1/4 wavelength ground plane antenna made from locally available materials.
The jungle antenna is perfect for POTA/SOTA operations or for emergency communications from your home station.
If you can't see the video, please insert this title URL into your browser search box: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zasi0ZGdtwY.
0:00 Introduction
1:34 HT Radio Test
2:34 First Jungle Antenna Deployment
9:25 First Jungle Antenna Test
12:07 Second Jungle Antenna Deployment
15:28 Third Jungle Antenna Deployment
16:03 After Action Report: Introduction
17:01 After Action Report: Why the Jungle Antenna
18:21 After Action Report: My Jungle Antenna Design
21:39 After Action Report:: Member Suggestions
22:49 After Action Report: The Antenna Build
29:07 Close
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Improvise a quarter-wave ground plane antenna, aka "Jungle Antenna," for enhanced HT performance. This tutorial details multiple field deployments, testing varying power levels and comparing results with a standard antenna. Learn practical construction techniques using readily available materials.
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