Super Antenna MP1LX Tripod HF 40m-10m Portable HF Antenna with Go Bags for ham

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Here are some HF and VHF antennas that will work with the Icom -705 along with the Nevada RC-105 antenna mount. The IC-705 is not supplied with an antenna as standard.

Do you want to make a simple HF antenna using nothing but coax? Well today at the 2021 YouTubers Hamfest, I speak with Tim G5TM as he shares his experiences on building HF antennas, running portable, mobile and the fun to be had during the Sporadic E season. A tripod/mast is not required if there is a tree or other structure to support the antenna. Positioning the random wire portable antenna may be challenging depending on what is available to hold it up. Do not submit a product review critiquing another review or reviewer. Reviewers should be able to share their product opinion without being publicly criticized.

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Even though it's for 28 MHz it's still a monster. The bi-square looks like a quad loop except instead of one wavelength of wire it's two wavelengths circumference. The other difference One of the key features of our high-quality antennas is their modular and customizable design. We understand that each user has unique communication requirements, and our antennas are engineered to adapt to those needs. Our state-of-the-art technology and materials guarantee reliable and consistent performance, even in the most demanding environments. Furthermore, our antennas are compatible with all types of radios, making them a versatile option for professionals, hobbyists, and everyone in between. Each AlexLoop is completely hand-crafted by Alex himself from the first screw to the final test. In 12 years on the market, the AlexLoop has become the most popular portable magnetic loop antenna in the world and has been considered the gold standard of magnetic loop antennas. Single band AND Multi band– This is a single-band-at-a-time antenna. You must change element lengths to change bands. Clever multi-band feed designs are certainly possible with this antenna assembly. Where I have a choice, I lean towards simpler designs… less to break. I don’t mind the time it takes to change bands manually, but others might and that’s perfectly fine. Placing a tuner/matcher at the feedpoint of this antenna assembly is a viable option.

So you were intrigued by the half-square but can only take one pole with you? Or there's only one tall tree that you can throw a line up in to? An antenna tuner is required for all versions of the long wire antenna. If your radio has a built in antenna tuner, it’s possible that it will be unable to load up a random wire. Yagi Ready– Because the elements are continuously tunable from about 13 MHz to well past 30 MHz, the prospect of arraying two or more of these assemblies, in Yagi-Uda fashion, is exciting. A future article on simulations of this antenna will explore this.A kite is the best way to get your wire up really high and get a 'big gun' signal on lower bands like 160 metres. Read all about it at As before, thisversion of the Portable Antenna is designed for easy transport. It breaks down into multiple mast sections, a whip section, an air-wound center loading coil section, and a small base support. No piece is longer than 20 inches so it will easily fit into most suitcases. The longer the antenna, the greater the radiation resistance and therefore the less impact you have on efficiency due to ground and coil losses. Another great low-angle salt water DX performer is the half square. It's a very simple bidirectional gain antenna. You just need one wavelength of wire,