If you can elevate the vertical about 10' or so and use 3 or 4 elevated radials.
Josh T wrote:
> I was thinking about building a 20m vertical to ground mount. I'd like to
> build rather than buy for the fun and the price..
>
> What is everyones thought on this. Would it be worth my time? I have a
> couple of wire antennas that I've been using for years and I'm kinda itching
> to try something new.
>
> Thanks for your comments and advice...
>
> Josh - KB0GUS
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