[SESprint] Fw: NA Sprint CW KU8E LP
Jim White, K4OJ
k4oj at tampabay.rr.com
Sun Feb 1 22:52:03 EST 2004
so, extrapolating a 176 foot open wire fed dipole fed through a tuner
should cover just about any band then...
I will file that away as a potential "other 80 meter antenna" which in a
pinch could work on other bands...
Did I get the gist right?
OJ
John Laney wrote:
> Bert: Jeff put up one for us to use M/S in IARU RS last year at my QTH.
> It is center fed with 400 ohm ladder line. It is fed through an antenna
> tuner which has a provision for that type of line. It isn't actually
> just for 80 and 40. It is an all band antenna. Jeff told me that W4RNL
> says on his website that, if you can put up only one antenna, it should
> be this one. Actually, he may have been referring to one twice this
> length, but we didn't have that much room here. With the antenna tuner,
> you can tune all bands, but it doesn't get out on 160. It is a big
> dummy load on 160. It outperforms my dipole at about 10 feet lower in
> the direction it favors (off the side), but the dipole runs the other
> way and outperforms the zepp to the west. To the northeast, off the
> side of the zepp, we worked nearly every HQ station on 40 meters SSB
> split running low power and most on the first call. I was amazed.
>
> 73,
>
>
> John.
>
> N4CW at aol.com wrote:
>
>>Jeff, can you describe your 88-foot 80/40 Zepp? I'm curious...73, Bert N4CW
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