Simple multi-band antenna for portable/field day

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 If you're considering a new antenna design for the upcoming ARRL Field Day (last full weekend of June), please consider this multi-band HF antenna project from Tim (G5TM).

In this video, Tim makes an inverted V End-Fed antenna covering Amateur Radio bands from 80 meters through 10 meters.  The antenna is 133 -feet (40.5384 meters) long and is supported by a telescopic fiberglass pole.  This antenna is perfect for a Field Day site, such as a public park.

If you can't see the video, please insert this title URL into your browser search box:  https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=axW2w-WYziA.

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Aloha es 73 de Russ (KH6JRM/AL0HA).

Here are a few comments from Tim (G5TM):

So if I was going to choose a single antenna for a weekend of Portable or Field-Day operating, what would I choose? The 133ft EFHW to the rescue! Support the G5TM channel and enjoy early access to my videos by either: Joining on Patreon:   / timg5tm   Or, become a YouTube channel member by clicking the JOIN BUTTON just above this video description. You can also connect with my channel by subscribing and commenting on this and other videos. 73, Tim G5TM.
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