My new vertical for 160 80 40 mt. Build by IT9ZMX -13 mt.hight – portable and good gain on rx.
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My new vertical for 160 80 40 mt. Build by IT9ZMX -13 mt.hight – portable and good gain on rx.
Video Rating: 4 / 5
good antenna
You have a very nice location and antenna farm . Great job on building that antenna , you did a very professional job putting it together . It looks like it should work very well on 40-160 meters .
N7BDY Bob
very good antana..
faut pas qu’il pleuve.. Ou qu’il neige.
Belle job
va2aba
Nice movie.. and good antenna indeed!
Build the same, but not 160m. Nead som data to finish ? width 160m.
I brought the same HF3B, the worse one I had. It’s impossible to use it on the three bands and never in 160. On 80 no one listen me. Now it’s into my garage and I am use an inverted L for lower bands.
Is that a matching coil on the bottom and a loading coil in the middle?
WHOA!!!
What crazy antennaes… and in the middle of nowhere!
Itanlians… LOL
73 de OZ8FTX
My HF9V is a real performer, especially since I installed 64 radials (and covered it with volcanic landscaping rock). I make use of an electric hedger to bury radials in the yard when I can’t simply bury them like I did with the Butternut.
73 and thanks for sharing!
K6JEB
Bravo!
I like the idea of the trailer mounted mast in the back ground.
73
John ZL1PO
Why not just load up the “Clark” 40 footer in the background, stick another 20 ft of light gauge Ali pole into it with some top loading and it would out preform this new demo vertical hands down.
Homebrewed version of the Battle Creek Special ??????
or the Butternut HF-2V with 160m coil…
blue yellow is the doorknob capacitor? woul you be so kind to tell me the mfarads & max voltage for the capacitors?
im working allso in a vertical portable antenna for 40 and 80 but for 160 dont know the exact capacitor needed
regards from CHILE!