View Poll Results: What antennas do you have?

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  • Indoor antenna (I.E. attic dipole)

    1 2.78%
  • Single wire antenna less 25 feet high

    2 5.56%
  • Single wire antenna, 35-50 feet high

    7 19.44%
  • Single wire antenna more than 50 feet high

    2 5.56%
  • 2 or more wire antennas, all under 35 feet high

    7 19.44%
  • 2 or more wire antennas, 35-50 feet high

    10 27.78%
  • 2 or more wire antennas, all higher than 50 feet

    1 2.78%
  • Single tower with tri-bander, 30-50 feet high

    4 11.11%
  • Single tower with tri-bander, more than 50 feet high

    1 2.78%
  • More than one tower, with several mono-banders

    1 2.78%
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  1. #39
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    The W8XLR lineup:

    Tower #1: 10m, 4 element yagi @ 45' and 14 element 2m yagi @ 35'

    Tower #2: 6m, 4 element quad @ 40'

    75m cage dipole @ 40', coax fed

    60/40/20/15/12 and 10 meter fan dipole @ 40', coax fed

    160m full wave loop (bent in hour glass shape) @ 45', fed with 450 ohm ladder line

    75m delta loop @ 50' (apex down), fed with 450 ohm ladder line

    20m, 1/4 wave vertical, elevated 8' with radials same

    17 meter, 1/4 wave vertical mounted on metal chimney with radials laying on roof (works great!)

    Going up as soon as weather breaks; 15m 1/4 wave vertical, tripod mounted on garage roof, w/radials laying on roof.

    Also, a "Rat Shack" discone mounted on a stand off on tower #1 @ 30'

    Funding permitting, I hope to replace the 10m mono-bander on tower #1 this summer with a Cushcraft A-4...

    Amps are the SB-220 (fully re-built) and AL-811 (for 160m coverage)
    Last edited by W8XLR; 02-27-2013 at 07:30 PM.

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