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I have been running a Butternut HF9V. I recently retuned it after adding the
160 meter mod, and obtained the same results I did when I first installed it. Basically it appears to be a couple of feet short on 10 meters with minimum SWR at 28.9 MHz and long on 17 meters with SWR not falling below 2.8. I am considering buying a 72" 3/8" tube to extend it for 10 meters, but I'm stumped on 17 meters. Has anyone encountered this and found a fix? I have a good ground system with plenty of 30' radials, and the antenna works very well, but I would like to get the SWR down. 73, Phil - N1KI Anti-spam measure to direct unwanted e-mail to the FTC's unsolicited commercial e-mail address. For direct reply, use my callsign in arrl.net format or look me up on qrz.com |
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