Fair enough, this gives me an idea what to start putting away. Thanks, Bob KG5GTE

Out wishful target is around $250 USD for a kit with populated boards, enclosure and some controls but we don’t have all the costs yet and with inflation rampant, we may not be able to hit that target

I think I just ruined my keyboard with too much drool! Do you have a price point in mind yet? I realize there are modules but say I want it all? Ball park numbers are fine, just trying to figure how m

GA Everyone, Here is a link to our work-in-progress T41 kit page. Our kitting progress is reported at the top of the page. I will have a link from our home page tonite - God willing and the creek don’

Gm Group We have the Crystal Spotter kits back in stock. Info here: http://www.4sqrp.com/crystal_spotter.php Have a safe and fun Field Day. If you want to count your contacts toward the group score wi

Tnx for the info...I always appreciate hearing from a brother Ham. 73, Doc K5OSA

Mike, From a fellow Attic Antenna Farmer. I live in a very restrictive HOA and am blessed with an interesting large attic space. I have a 40 meter dipole and a MyAntennas EFHW 40. I cannot say enough

Guys On a properly fed efhw the coax itself is the current return or ground, this only works where the wire is close to a half wave length or multiple, and fed with a proper transformer. Lacking exper

If the roof decking has a radient barrier (foil-like inner covering) it will complicate things for the RF to get out. Do those end feds need some sort of ground? If so you might consider dipoles or a

Dear Sam, AE4GX: I went from a full-sized W3EDP (outside) to an 80 mtr end fed half wave (again, outside), and like you, I’m sold on the EFHW as a superior all around performer at 5W and 100W. Our NOG

I installed and EFHW tuned transformer in the attic for my 20 meter antenna. Very efficient compared to my outside endfed W3EDP 84 ft wire/tuner. I have 50 ft coax from shack to transformer and still

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Ge group Nice Net tonight. The qrn wasn't terrible and I had very few static crashes for a change! Check in's were: 40 Meters WA9PWP PAUL N0YJ BERT N4ELM DAVE K4EQ DALE KD0WF JIM AA4K JAMIE N4MJ GLENN

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I used an end fed while living in Texas because of HOA and strung it out in the attic and it worked fine. I was able to make contacts into Europe as well as North Africa and South America. Mine was ac

wrap the wire around the perimeter of your attic and have a blast, should work fine, great for lighting protection too, good luck from WO0L. Lisa-Out🙂

You may need to adjust the length of your antennas for best SWR, especially if you are not able to install them in a straight line. Otherwise they should work as well as indoor antennas ever do, so lo

An EFHW for 40 (65ft) with a 49:1 transformer fed with 15ft of coax to a 1:1 common mode balun, then coax to rig. Just built 2 for Field Day. Nice swr on 40 thru 10m. You can zig zag the 66ft as you l

I think the key will be to keep the radiator wires run as straight as practical and locate your operating position so the feedline is as short as it can reasonably be. I take it these are two separate

We have moved to a neighborhood where external antennas are NO-NO. I have plenty of 6 ft attic space. Any suggestions on putting up my Par 20 and 40 end feds? 73/24 Doc k5osa Sent from Mail for Window