Jim,
Sounds like good advice.
I laid out some ground radials in the back yard and installed a mount for my
screwdriver vertical. I put that up after dark some evenings, and can work 80
and 160. Interestingly, the attic dipoles do better on send and receive for 40
through 10. The screwdriver vertical does pretty well on 80, and reasonably
well on 6 and 2.
I have been considering an S9-type vertical, which, being longer, should be
more efficient than the screwdriver. I'm fairly sure I'd never get away with a
beam, though. My neighbors complain about just about anything, and there is
even a committee of the HOA that goes around the entire development every week
looking for discrepancies.
Thanks for the encouragement.
73,
Frank
KF6E
-----Original Message-----
From: Jliving39@aol.com
To: tentec@contesting.com
Sent: Mon, Nov 29, 2010 10:00 am
Subject: [TenTec] OT: Indoor Antenna
Frank,
Suggest that you get into the Stealth Mode using the Redneck
Philosophy of Not Asking Permission, but Begging Forgiveness if Caught. I am
sure
you could rig up some kind of outside antenna. I am in a restricted area
and have a 40meter dipole, a 20, 17, 10 meter fan dipole, and a six meter
beam outside. Keep them low and the associations won't bother you. However,
do not ask if it is ok. Simply do it.
jim, K4CFA
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