EFHW the end-fed half wave antenna
One of the cautions you sometimes see in discussions of the end-fed antenna are avoid multiples of a half wave
post 19 Dec 2021
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All radiators are 1/4 wavelength radials for individual bands are 5%
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I have experimented with a variety of wire antennas. Any configurations have to fit in my 100ft long by 40ft wide garden
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The antenna that most suited this application was a 40m band sloper as the guy wire to be used was slightly longer than a 1/4 wave length at 7 MHz and the top fed sloper was the most convenient installation having the least impact
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I have this balun installed on all my coax feeders
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All radiators are 1/4 wavelength radials for individual bands are 5%
I have experimented with a variety of wire antennas. Any configurations have to fit in my 100ft long by 40ft wide garden
The antenna that most suited this application was a 40m band sloper as the guy wire to be used was slightly longer than a 1/4 wave length at 7 MHz and the top fed sloper was the most convenient installation having the least impact
I have this balun installed on all my coax feeders
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