You might consider a SteppIR vertical the larger model covers 40 through 6 and is tuned to each band as you shift frequency. A loading coil is available for 80 meters and this tune is also tuned by t
Use your tower with gamma or omega matches on 80/160. Works best with a self-supporting one, but lots of operators use insulated guys. I made my 160 DXCC with an LM354 loaded that way on an 80x120 lo
A new technique for feeding towers has been adopted for Amateur use from the broadcast industry. You drop 3 heavy gauge wires connected at the top of the tower to within a few feet of the bottom. Con
Sounds to me just like a fat shunt feed, at least in principle. 73, Pete N4ZR _______________________________________________ _______________________________________________ TowerTalk mailing list To
Sounds like the Monopole design. I had one up for 40 years ago. 73, Dick, W1KSZ tower with gamma or omega matches on 80/160. Works best with a > > self-supporting one, but lots of operators use insul
Yes, Works very well for feeding towers, the best I know of. I'm putting up a 70'er with stacked beams and plan to use this shunt feed system for 80m and 160m.... Dennis, k0eoo r or ta ______________