Completed installation of 10MHz and 14MHz fan-out antennas I started working on it around 7am, not realizing that the fan-out element was tangled in the process. It took us until 12:00 pm to adjust the tuning point, which was way off and the SWR was up. The work was done while being baked by the painful tropical sun, but the results were satisfactory. So, for the first time in your life, what kind of band is 10MHz?
Working under the painful tropical sun, I felt myself in danger.
Now it is possible to ONAIR to all BAND except 1.9 and 3.5MHz. The 3.5 MHz antenna is also used for the 3.5 MHz antenna, and the Zepp antenna is used for the JapaneseJK1SNSI was sent from The winter ended with the inability to buy coaxial.
5cm X 30cm acrylic board for holding elements
Element length is 10MHz is 6m70cm 14Mhz is 4m80cm I measured with the NanoNVA and asked ChatGPT how many more centimeters I needed to adjust.
7,21,28 MHz antennas on the right The middle one is the 10,14 MHz antenna we made this time. Antenna for 18,24 MHz on the left
All are fan-out antennas.
Cutting board feeding section machined last night The handle is coaxially retained.
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