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[WRC] How to operate 160 - 10M from a small garden
wythall radio club /////////////////////////////////////////// How to operate 160 - 10M from a small garden Posted: 15 May 2020 05:00 PM PDT http://www.wythallradioclub.co.uk/ho...-small-garden/ Dont let a small garden stop you from getting on HF including 160M! reports Wythall Radio Club member Chris G0EYO. End Fed (or long wire) antennas are the most simple antennas an amateur can make for the HF bands. However their simplicity does come with serious compromises when used as a multi-band antenna. [] |
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