The dipoles at 7 and 21 MHz have a higher SWR, and the SWR is 1.9 at 7 MHz and 1.7 at 21 MHz. I got up on my heavy back and lowered the antenna under the scorching sun to check it out. (It is very hot in the daytime in Osamis, as if it were baking.) There was nothing particularly wrong, but the element length was measured. For some reason, the left and right lengths were different, so I adjusted the lengths.
The result is an SWR of 1.592 at 7.020 MHz and also an SWR of 1.5 at 21.110 MHz. When feeding a horizontal dipole's theoretical impedance of 75 Ω with 50 Ω coax, the SWR will be about 1.5 theoretical, so, The current measured SWR is 1.592, which is close to the theoretical value and can be said to be a level without practical problems. The Smith chart value is also 75 ohms, so it is in good condition.
7MHz value measured by NanoNVA SWR is at its lowest at 7.020 MHz.
Value at 21MHz measured by NanoNVA It is centered at 20.960 MHz, but this is within the margin of error, so it is left as is.