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Topic: From VE6WR WANTED: Two 30+ft poles OR Vertical Antenna
VE6BLD
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ve6bld
From VE6WR WANTED: Two 30+ft poles OR Vertical Antenna
on: November 23, 2010, 19:49

Need a couple of poles to put up a multi-band dipole. Or, would be interested in purchasing a vertical multi-band HF antenna.


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VE6JRR
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Jim R
Re: From VE6WR WANTED: Two 30+ft poles OR Vertical Antenna
on: August 4, 2015, 23:03

Look at top rail, for chain link fencing, can get it at local hardware store. Comes in 10 & 20 foot sections and plug together, will have to guy at the middle 3 guys and use the antennas for top end guys. Worked well for me until I got a tower.

QTH Coronation AB, via Big Valley machine, 145.430, mobile & portable HF as well VHF.
ve6cia
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ve6cia
Re: From VE6WR WANTED: Two 30+ft poles OR Vertical Antenna
on: October 8, 2015, 04:56

I have a light duty 30' tower for the taking if you are interested. 403-343-1930…Garry
VE6JHK
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VE6JHK
Re: From VE6WR WANTED: Two 30+ft poles OR Vertical Antenna
on: May 2, 2017, 02:11

Fiberglass sucker rod works. It is in 33' sections, and has threaded ends to screw into a ground anchor.

They are quite whippy, and need to by guyed. I suspended a full wave 40 meter quad loop between a tower and a guyed sucker rod upright (when I had some real estate). Was fb.

You could also spiral wind or coil load a vertical rod like this. Three verticals in a triangle with a phasing network would be interesting to play with.

Jim
VE6JHK
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VE6JHK
Re: From VE6WR WANTED: Two 30+ft poles OR Vertical Antenna
on: May 2, 2017, 02:11

Fiberglass sucker rod works. It is in 33' sections, and has threaded ends to screw into a ground anchor.

They are quite whippy, and need to by guyed. I suspended a full wave 40 meter quad loop between a tower and a guyed sucker rod upright (when I had some real estate). Was fb.

You could also spiral wind or coil load a vertical rod like this. Three verticals in a triangle with a phasing network would be interesting to play with.

Jim
VE6JRR
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Jim R
Re: From VE6WR WANTED: Two 30+ft poles OR Vertical Antenna
on: June 21, 2017, 13:24

I have an HF2V, Butternut Vertical, 80 and 40 meters I can part with, works just fine, have a photo I can e mail. I bought it used 4 years ago, $ 160.00 at the SARA Flea market, Calgary. Is mounted atop my garage presently.

QTH Coronation AB, via Big Valley machine, 145.430, mobile & portable HF as well VHF.
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