Check out antenna master Cebik (W4RNL, now SK)'s recommendations
available here:
http://www.n5dux.com/ham/files/pdf/W4RNL%20-%20Top%20Five%20Backyard%20Multi-Band%20Wire%20HF%20Antennas.pdf
Cebik was the editor of the ARRL Antenna Handbook for many years.
I ran his first recommendation in that article (a 88' DEZ) with a remote
tuner mounted near the feedpoint with excellent results. The antennas
was in an attic. I had just got back into radio in 2007 - the bottom of
the last cycle... And my first contact on that antenna was a ZL on 20m!
73/jeff/ac0c
alpha-charlie-zero-charlie
www.ac0c.com
On 13-Sep-18 6:11 PM, N9GG via CQ-Contest wrote:
Advice sought for simple wire antenna installation...
We just put up a center fed wire antenna that loaded up OK on 30, 20, 15, 10
for some reason, but poorly on 40 and 80. An external manual tuner helped out
on 40 but not 80.
I want to put up a SINGLE WIRE ANTENNA for 80 to 10, or close to it. 20 or 40 is
usually where I wind up. Since the ropes are up, center fed is what I want.
This will be for a TS-590SG for a little bit of low power unassisted CW
contesting.
I've had so many antennas and radios in the past, I can barely remember.
Please give me your two cents.
Thanks and GO FRC!!
Bob N9GG
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