Ultimate Fence Antenna


 

If you have a wooden fence surrounding your property, why not use it to support the "Ultimate Fence Antenna?"

In this video, Simon (VA7BIX) shows us how to build a "Fence-tenna" that covers Amateur Radio bands between 160 meters and 10 meters.  

The construction is easy and provides outstanding NVIS (near vertical incidence skywave) propagation out to about 300 miles (486 kilometers)--perfect for local, state and regional nets or for emergency use.

If you can't see the video, please insert this title URL into your browser search box:  https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lB0mluuM72o.

Thanks for joining us today.

Aloha es 73 de Russ (KH6JRM).

Here are a few comments from Simon (VA7BIX):

G'day Mates - It's time to install the ULTIMATE FENCE ANTENNA - the EFHW 60 Sr, made by no other than Alpha Antenna. The results of this antenna are staggering. Wooohoooo! Enjoy the show mates and thanks for dropping by and watching. Feel free to click 👍 Like 👉 Comment 👉 SUBSCRIBE WOOOHOOO 🎺🎺 HUGE THANKS TO THE PATREONS OF MY CHANNEL: Darrell Beard Lorene Hacker Bill Mitchell Rich Korona Mike Hausauer Stan Kuprianczyk Josh Averyt If you wish to 'tip' the channel, here's the link:   / hamjazz   Thanks mates! Love to see you over at our Discord Channel:   / discord   NEW DISCORD LINK ABOVE 👆 ALPHA ANTENNA - Steve and the Gang make the best antennas! https://alphaantenna.com BURNABY RADIO: Mike - you're the greatest. Contact Mike today for quotes on any and all ham radio gear in Canada! sales@burnabyradio.com 00:00 Introduction 01:31 Fence Overview 02:09 "Let's Get On With The Build 03:30 Final Touches to the Antenna 03:41 "60 Feet Wire Overview" 04:02 In The Shack - HERMES LITE2 DISPLAY 04:48 10 Meters - 160 Meters SWR! 06:42 Conclusion - Thanks For Watching Mates

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Aloha es 73 de Russ (KH6JRM).

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