Indoor Antennas In Apartment Building and other options.


 

"The Ask Dave" youtube programs produced by David Casler (KE0OG) are very popular with both newly licensed amateur radio operators and experienced "hams."

In this video, Dave answers a question about limited space and indoor antennas from Randy (KF4RJH).  Dave explores the various options available to meet this challenge, while still enjoying the thrill of making contacts under less than desirable conditions.

If you can't see the video, please insert this title URL into your browser search box:  https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Wbuw4yFp81U.

Thanks for joining us today.

Aloha es 73 de Russ (KH6JRM).

Here are some comments from Dave (KE0OG):

Randy, KF4RJH, has some problems with space to put his antenna. He is asking me if he can put up an inverted dipole inside his apartment and how well it should work. Watch to learn more on his interesting situation. #indoor #hamsticks #magloop Subscribe:    / davecasler  . Giveaway Info: http://dcasler.com/giveaway/ Edited and Videographed by Aidan Jakeman To learn more about me, visit: https://dcasler.com/home/ To support my channel financially: https://dcasler.com/support (offers several options) To pose an Ask Dave question: http://www.dcasler.com/ask-dave/ or http://www.ke0og.net/ask-dave/ Theme music is "Sour Tennessee Red," by John Deley and the 41 Players, courtesy YouTube Music Library. You can listen to the entire song here:    • Sour Tennessee Red – John Deley and t...   I use drawings from OpenClipArt.org, including the "walking man" Technician training videos, see http://www.ke0og.net/training/ General training videos, see http://www.ke0og.net/general/ Amateur Extra training videos, see http://www.ke0og.net/extra/ Thanks to my sweet wife, Loretta, KBØVWW, for both audio and video assistance! (Her website is www.aldea-art.com.) My primary website: http://www.dcasler.com The ham radio part of my website (direct link): http://www.ke0og.net My publishing website: http://www.mtsneffelspress.com, where you can find my fantasy and science fiction books. My Amazon author page, which lists my print and Kindle books: http://www.amazon.com/-/e/B00471I0Q4. Twitter: @dcasler
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