End Fed Antenna for WARC Bands
By PA3DWCI used a FT 240-43 for much more power, not needed but beter safe than sorry.
150 Watt continious, 300 Watt PEP SSB, 90 Watt Digimodes 10 Mhz, 18 Mhz, 24 Mhz Very easy to build design and a good antenna for people who don't have much space for big towers or long wires This design is from Hans - PE1RNU
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