I'm discovering this video a bit late, and I find it even more instructive and entertaining as usual. Going all over to Italy with 100 mW is quite something, I must say. I didn't expect this. Thanks once more to you Walt for my favourite UA-cam channel. You're such an inspiration. 73, Alain
Also Walt, I recently got my Extra class and changed my call. My old call was KF4LVC. You and your videos was one reason that motivated me to upgrade. I've been meaning to do it for decades. Finally got around to it. 73's AF4RF
Once more a great video Walt....many thanks. Not a lot to be said that wasn't covered by Dave EI2HPB....."your videos are both inspiring and also a great resource", and that is very true. I often find myself going back to your previous videos for reference. Keep up the great effort Walt, it's much appreciated by myself and I warrant by all your many subscribers as well. Cheers ZL2VTH
Walt, another awesome video. One gizmo you might want to look at is the MFJ 16010 random wire tuner. I have one and it will match practically anything. I suggest it because it's tiny and inexpensive. Great size for travelling. It is a manual tuner, but takes very little time to find a match. I can run my IC-7000 with a 15' piece of wire, hung inside my basement, and still make contacts. Putting a random wire outside is awesome with that little tuner. Keep doing your super videos! I absolutely love them. 73's AF4RF
Another great video Walt. Amazing how neither antenna was better than the other in all situations. It a good supporting argument for adding more antennas to my backyard...something the XYL can't understand...."Why do you need another ugly antenna?" lol
You have a nice and big yard there. Being two storey is a bonus. Always cool to see your experiments in action. The frequency saving tuner with multi inputs is super helpful.🍻🤠
Very informative and educational video Walt. Always learning something new. As you know, I am a die-hard QRP op, which gives me an idea of how to set my EFHW next time when I'm out portable. Many 73 s enjoy the radio and weather in Polan, de M7SZY
Absolutely awesome video! I love what you do....very educational! I have 4 wires up...and it's always interesting to see which one works better on a particular day and time. Wish I had the room to run one of them east west...but my lot isnt wide enough. Keep it up Walt...best youtuber I've seen so far!
Thanks Walt i really like that QRP radio it has nice RX. I am a convert to the home brew EFHW now have 4 of them made with various toroid's and winding combinations. Regards Ian vk5cz ..
I loved this video, especially covering nearly 900 miles on 100mw! It's a great feature of your videos to turn the power down and monitor the reports, fascinating! I echo the Irish station's comments re you being laid back and unhurried, explaining well but not over-explaining. Particularly like the way you show the distance and direction of your contacts. Great work Walt. Are you going to Poland this year? I should be up and running by the Summer. Best 73, G0ACE
I really enjoy your videos! It would be great to see you do a comparison in Poland between a 66' EFHW using a 49:1 unun, with a 71' non resonant antenna using a 9:1 unun since they would have about the same amount of wire in the air. Also, have you ever considered doing antenna directionality and signal strength comparisons using WSPR? Thanks!
Hi Jon, Thanks! if I can find enough decent wire I'll build a 71' random for sure. Yes, I have considered using WSPR and will probably start doing that in the future.
I think you just go there to "play radio", that contractor job is just to get to where you can play on the air. It makes my day to hear you, when I get an HF tranciever, I hope it will be a 90.
Hahaha yes I take full advantage of my free time. Yes the G90 is perfect. If I could only have one, that would be the one. Thanks for the kind words my friend!
@@COASTALWAVESWIRES I was in the Yaesu /Icom / Kenwood "club" thinking the small case radios were inferior. Thanks for showing me a broader horizon. A Digirig may be a good addition, in time.
Dude...I got the same Antenna Tuner. I extra bought this to run 2 Antennas for Comparison switching back and forth 8 dozen times an hour from vertical to horizontal til the Tuner catches on fire 💯😂😂😂👌
@@COASTALWAVESWIRES I swear I had so much Fun running Antenna Comparison with the LDG-AT100ProII. I found out that I should always have 2 Antennas up, 1 vertical and 1 horizontal. It's not true that the horizontal Antenna always beats the Vertical RX and TX wise. I was so surprized how many times the vertical EFHW was up to 2S-Units louder than the horizontal Inverted V. And the other Way around depending on the Situation. When it came to meet portable, mobile, mm and am Stations the vertical Polarization ruled in 98 out of 100 Cases. Love my Wire Antennas. Happy Tuesday Evening UW, keep up your fantastic Work. 73 de YFUG 💯🙋♂
I was trying to figure out which way each antenna was running looking at your map. Do the lines represent the axis of the antenna. I am thinking they do. Not sure which one is the halfwave on 20. Baring some coupling to other antennas or structure, the halfwave one on 20 should be directive broadside while the other one has a null broadside on 20. On 40 I would expect the longer one to always be better signal strength wise regardless of the direction except since the 40 meter halfwave has a null off the ends, the other antenna might equal or beat it there depending on height above ground.
Yes, the lines represent the same orientation of the wire. As this was a rough experiment I'm sure there was some small coupling or reactance from surrounding structure etc. Like I said in the video the random was slightly longer than a half wave for 20 and was absolutely directive broadside as I showed in my discussion at the end of the video.
Hello Walt, it would be greatly appreciated if you could kindly provide the purchase link for the power supply. Thank you in advance. great vid btw, 73
Thanks! I purchased my power supplies through Amazon. Here’s the link: www.amazon.com/Adjustable-Universal-100V-240V-Converter-5-5x2-5mm/dp/B0BKPZZV83/ref=mp_s_a_1_5?crid=1A0YLEW8S00UI&keywords=schnitpwr&qid=1684310724&sprefix=schnitpwr%2Caps%2C286&sr=8-5
I opened a drawer in a file cabinet that I got curious about. I found a dual band antenna, 7 radios, all V/UHF up to 55Watts, except for a CB radio, and the treasure of the day, my lost MFJ 269. I am in a form of radio heaven. the 2m mobiles are Icom, the ones I like best, a Yaesu and a Kenwood. 2M will not reach Poland, but I am going to see what happens. I still want a Xeigu, which my speelchuck can't understand it.
@@COASTALWAVESWIRES As soon as I find all the microphones and data cables, I will decide how many radios actually work, ya know. It was an abandoned project, found and resumed.
Interesting video. I've been toying with the idea of an efhw since the tentennas 49:1 is part of my kit for 10-15m. I just don't know that I have enough room for 60+ feet of wire here :(
I've actually bent and sloped an EFHW and it worked quite well. I even made a half square with one. Give it a try and see what you can come up with. 73, Walt K4OGO
@@COASTALWAVESWIRES I was definitely thinking sloper. Other configs would just be added logistics and put/up teardown time. I suppose the only way to know is to cut some wire and see lol
I notice my FX-4CR runs very hot in CW @ >16Watts… how is temp w/ SSB? Also, experience some audio dropouts of side tone too. How do you compare it to Xiegu G90?
Yes my FX-4CR gets very warm after using it at 20 watts SSB for over an hour or so. The FX-4CR is a great little radio but honestly the G90 is a much better rig in my opinion.
You seem very familiar to me, I’m guessing you are retired Navy? I also worked as a DOD contractor for a while, then civil service until I retired last year, all my service was west coast.
Been a civilian DOD contractor for 43 years, I was out on the west coast for a few years (San Diego) when the first 2 Freedom Class LCS ships were going through PSA.
@@COASTALWAVESWIRES probably where I I may have seen you, I also did quite a bit of work on both of those two when they first arrived, part of the time I was with Epsilon, then SWRMC, I was in the mechanical side.
There was a contest going on over the weekend to see how many international contracts you could make. I played along in order to make contacts. 001 was my first contact, 004 was my forth and so on. The rules of the contest state that you give your callsign, signal report and contact number.
Hi Walt, this is a answer from the sparkplug from another video. Its not a problem I love what you do . Michael Johnson 1 year ago (edited) Hi Jeff...This is MJ, WO9B from Spark Plug. Really cool review. Let me correct a couple of items from your video. The impedance transformer is actually 64:1. I say that with just a bit of tongue in cheek as it is actually just a bit short of that. When I do my testing on each unit, I use 3200 ohms as my base, which of course is the 50 ohm transformation for a 64:1.
You end d with saying a great contact “dead broadside” to the antenna and just before you said that you get directionality in the direction of the slope ?
Yes I said receiving the Indonesian signal and the Kazakhstan QSO were dead broadside of the Random Wire antenna but I also learned that the sloping EFHW pointed towards the UK and Ireland brought me a great signal
Yes, resonant and non-resonant end-fed is a better description as "random wire" suggests an unknown wire length - which could, in fact, be resonant/or not.
@@COASTALWAVESWIRES There's nothing random about the numbers in those charts. :) Just another case of improper terminology being accepted as the norm. No big deal, we know what is meant.
Hello, Maybe I speak in Russisn about of Antennas? Because I do not speak in English. Любая почва имеет разный состав: Одна земля очень плодородная,поэтому очень сильно поглощает в себя любые радиоволны. Например,другая земля состоит из глины,а глина больше всего отталкивает от себя радиоволны. Если почва мокрая,то земля будет очень сильно поглощать радиоволны.Но,если почва сухая,то она меньше будет поглощать радиоволны. Также существуют препятствия для радиоволн в виде высокоэтажных зданий и высоких гор. Поэтому,прежде,чем выбирать антенну для приёма или радиосвязи,нужно учитывать состав почвы,её сухость или влажность и естественные препятствия для радиоволн. Например,на вашем участке глинистая почва,но она мокрая,тогда в этом случае будет почти одинаково,если вы используете вертикальную антенну или горизонтальную антенну,подвешенную очень высоко.Если же глинистая почва сухая,то горизонтальную антенну можно опустить ниже к земле. Например,на вашем участке плодородная чернозёмная земля и прошёл дождь,тогда в этом случае самой эффективной антенной будет вертикальный штырь,при условии,что отсутствуют естественные препятствия для радиоволн.Если же чернозёмная земля сухая,то можно использовать горизонтальную антенну,подвешенную высоко от земли. ВСЕГДА НАДО ПОМНИТЬ, ЧТО ВСЁ ВСЕГДА ОТНОСИТЕЛЬНО, ПОТОМУ ЧТО ОЧЕНЬ СИЛЬНО ЗАВИСИТ ОТ СОСТАВА ЗЕМЛИ, ЕЁ ВЛАЖНОСТИ И ЕСТЕСТВЕННЫХ ПРЕПЯТСТВИЙ. УЧИТЫВАЯ ВСЁ ЭТО, МОЖНО В ТЕЧЕНИИ ОДНОГО ДНЯ МЕНЯТЬ АНТЕННЫ С ВЕРТИКАЛЬНО ШТЫРЯ НА ГОРИЗОНТАЛЬНЫЕ ДИПОЛИ ИЛИ ВООБЩЕ НИКОГДА НЕ МЕНЯТЬ ИХ.
I'm discovering this video a bit late, and I find it even more instructive and entertaining as usual. Going all over to Italy with 100 mW is quite something, I must say. I didn't expect this.
Thanks once more to you Walt for my favourite UA-cam channel. You're such an inspiration.
73, Alain
Also Walt, I recently got my Extra class and changed my call. My old call was KF4LVC. You and your videos was one reason that motivated me to upgrade. I've been meaning to do it for decades. Finally got around to it.
73's
AF4RF
Awesome! Congratulations!
Once more a great video Walt....many thanks. Not a lot to be said that wasn't covered by Dave EI2HPB....."your videos are both inspiring and also a great resource", and that is very true. I often find myself going back to your previous videos for reference. Keep up the great effort Walt, it's much appreciated by myself and I warrant by all your many subscribers as well. Cheers ZL2VTH
Thank you so much Phil, that means a lot to me! Cheers K4OGO
Cool video as always Walt, and really nice to be a part of this one... EI2HPB 🙂
Thanks so much for the awesome QSO and letting me experiment Dave!
Walt, another awesome video. One gizmo you might want to look at is the MFJ 16010 random wire tuner. I have one and it will match practically anything. I suggest it because it's tiny and inexpensive. Great size for travelling. It is a manual tuner, but takes very little time to find a match. I can run my IC-7000 with a 15' piece of wire, hung inside my basement, and still make contacts. Putting a random wire outside is awesome with that little tuner. Keep doing your super videos! I absolutely love them.
73's
AF4RF
Thanks so much and thank you for the suggestion, I will look into getting one for sure. 73, Walt K4OGO
Walt, it's always fun and informative watching you experiment. And thanks for never
Doing any "unboxing". No fluff, just good stuff. Thanks!
Thanks so much Mike!
Another great video Walt. Amazing how neither antenna was better than the other in all situations. It a good supporting argument for adding more antennas to my backyard...something the XYL can't understand...."Why do you need another ugly antenna?" lol
Thank you Steve! Just get that stealthy wire I used lol
In the words of EI2HPB, your videos are "inspiring." Keep on keeping on. And may you continue to ham forever. Peace!
Thank you so much for the kind words!!!!
You have a nice and big yard there. Being two storey is a bonus. Always cool to see your experiments in action. The frequency saving tuner with multi inputs is super helpful.🍻🤠
Thanks! yes this place has been a great spot for me to experiment.
Another good one, Walt! Looking forward to mine in the June shipment.
Thanks Frank! You’re going to love playing with that toy! 73
Very informative and educational video Walt. Always learning something new. As you know, I am a die-hard QRP op, which gives me an idea of how to set my EFHW next time when I'm out portable. Many 73 s enjoy the radio and weather in Polan, de M7SZY
Thank you Marek! 73 de K4OGO
Excellent video Walt!
Thank you very much Tim!
Nice work again Walt. Be safe in Poland! 73!
Thank you!!!
Absolutely awesome video! I love what you do....very educational! I have 4 wires up...and it's always interesting to see which one works better on a particular day and time. Wish I had the room to run one of them east west...but my lot isnt wide enough. Keep it up Walt...best youtuber I've seen so far!
Wow thank you so much for the kind words Jay!
Good one Walt! Love your ongoing enthusiasm and zest for our wonderful hobby. Bbe well, be safe, George K2WO.
Thank you so much George!
Very cool stuff as always. Thanks Walt
Thanks so much!!!
Great video, AGAIN, Walt!!! Enjoy seeing your challenges and experiments with the antennas!! De NØPL
Thank you so much Paul! 73 my friend!
Thanks Walt i really like that QRP radio it has nice RX. I am a convert to the home brew EFHW now have 4 of them made with various toroid's and winding combinations. Regards Ian vk5cz ..
Thanks for watching Ian!
I loved this video, especially covering nearly 900 miles on 100mw! It's a great feature of your videos to turn the power down and monitor the reports, fascinating! I echo the Irish station's comments re you being laid back and unhurried, explaining well but not over-explaining. Particularly like the way you show the distance and direction of your contacts. Great work Walt. Are you going to Poland this year? I should be up and running by the Summer. Best 73, G0ACE
Thanks! Unfortunately I won’t be in Poland. My work there is done. Best 73 my friend
That was fun! I need to get an antenna switch sometime--maybe at Hamvention this weekend--so I can see the difference between antennas.
Cool, have fun at Hamvention, wish I could be there!
I really enjoy these experimental antennas and how that rig operates. KO4HPC 73
Thanks Adam! Yes that’s a cool little radio
I really enjoy your videos! It would be great to see you do a comparison in Poland between a 66' EFHW using a 49:1 unun, with a 71' non resonant antenna using a 9:1 unun since they would have about the same amount of wire in the air. Also, have you ever considered doing antenna directionality and signal strength comparisons using WSPR? Thanks!
Hi Jon, Thanks! if I can find enough decent wire I'll build a 71' random for sure. Yes, I have considered using WSPR and will probably start doing that in the future.
Wonderful video, Walt. Thanks.😀😀😀😀
Thank you sir!!!!
I think you just go there to "play radio", that contractor job is just to get to where you can play on the air. It makes my day to hear you, when I get an HF tranciever, I hope it will be a 90.
Hahaha yes I take full advantage of my free time. Yes the G90 is perfect. If I could only have one, that would be the one. Thanks for the kind words my friend!
@@COASTALWAVESWIRES I was in the Yaesu /Icom / Kenwood "club" thinking the small case radios were inferior. Thanks for showing me a broader horizon. A Digirig may be a good addition, in time.
Excellent test
Thank you!
Dude...I got the same Antenna Tuner. I extra bought this to run 2 Antennas for Comparison switching back and forth 8 dozen times an hour from vertical to horizontal til the Tuner catches on fire 💯😂😂😂👌
LOL I might do that one day!
@@COASTALWAVESWIRES I swear I had so much Fun running Antenna Comparison with the LDG-AT100ProII.
I found out that I should always have 2 Antennas up, 1 vertical and 1 horizontal. It's not true that the horizontal Antenna always beats the Vertical RX and TX wise. I was so surprized how many times the vertical EFHW was up to 2S-Units louder than the horizontal Inverted V. And the other Way around depending on the Situation.
When it came to meet portable, mobile, mm and am Stations the vertical Polarization ruled in 98 out of 100 Cases.
Love my Wire Antennas. Happy Tuesday Evening UW, keep up your fantastic Work.
73 de YFUG 💯🙋♂
I made your video! Awesome!
You’re the man Morten! Thanks for experimenting with me!
@@COASTALWAVESWIRES Experimenting is what it’s all about. I just wish the bands were better.
Me too, I brought so much 10 meter stuff this trip and it has been dead this first week
Hey Walt, nice experiment! You’re in a home where you could build a moxon, it has a squared shape with wires, so why not hehe
73!
Already in the plans my friend!
Awesome test!!!🎉
Thanks!!!!
I was trying to figure out which way each antenna was running looking at your map. Do the lines represent the axis of the antenna. I am thinking they do. Not sure which one is the halfwave on 20.
Baring some coupling to other antennas or structure, the halfwave one on 20 should be directive broadside while the other one has a null broadside on 20. On 40 I would expect the longer one to always be better signal strength wise regardless of the direction except since the 40 meter halfwave has a null off the ends, the other antenna might equal or beat it there depending on height above ground.
Yes, the lines represent the same orientation of the wire. As this was a rough experiment I'm sure there was some small coupling or reactance from surrounding structure etc. Like I said in the video the random was slightly longer than a half wave for 20 and was absolutely directive broadside as I showed in my discussion at the end of the video.
Awesome video. I often wondered about this type of antenna set up. Thank you for making this video. N7NHS
Thank you Maurice!
Hello Walt, it would be greatly appreciated if you could kindly provide the purchase link for the power supply. Thank you in advance. great vid btw, 73
Thanks! I purchased my power supplies through Amazon. Here’s the link:
www.amazon.com/Adjustable-Universal-100V-240V-Converter-5-5x2-5mm/dp/B0BKPZZV83/ref=mp_s_a_1_5?crid=1A0YLEW8S00UI&keywords=schnitpwr&qid=1684310724&sprefix=schnitpwr%2Caps%2C286&sr=8-5
I opened a drawer in a file cabinet that I got curious about. I found a dual band antenna, 7 radios, all V/UHF up to 55Watts, except for a CB radio, and the treasure of the day, my lost MFJ 269. I am in a form of radio heaven. the 2m mobiles are Icom, the ones I like best, a Yaesu and a Kenwood. 2M will not reach Poland, but I am going to see what happens. I still want a Xeigu, which my speelchuck can't understand it.
Awesome!
@@COASTALWAVESWIRES As soon as I find all the microphones and data cables, I will decide how many radios actually work, ya know. It was an abandoned project, found and resumed.
Interesting video. I've been toying with the idea of an efhw since the tentennas 49:1 is part of my kit for 10-15m. I just don't know that I have enough room for 60+ feet of wire here :(
I've actually bent and sloped an EFHW and it worked quite well. I even made a half square with one. Give it a try and see what you can come up with. 73, Walt K4OGO
@@COASTALWAVESWIRES I was definitely thinking sloper. Other configs would just be added logistics and put/up teardown time. I suppose the only way to know is to cut some wire and see lol
I notice my FX-4CR runs very hot in CW @ >16Watts… how is temp w/ SSB? Also, experience some audio dropouts of side tone too. How do you compare it to Xiegu G90?
Yes my FX-4CR gets very warm after using it at 20 watts SSB for over an hour or so. The FX-4CR is a great little radio but honestly the G90 is a much better rig in my opinion.
You seem very familiar to me, I’m guessing you are retired Navy? I also worked as a DOD contractor for a while, then civil service until I retired last year, all my service was west coast.
Been a civilian DOD contractor for 43 years, I was out on the west coast for a few years (San Diego) when the first 2 Freedom Class LCS ships were going through PSA.
@@COASTALWAVESWIRES probably where I I may have seen you, I also did quite a bit of work on both of those two when they first arrived, part of the time I was with Epsilon, then SWRMC, I was in the mechanical side.
@@franklentz5388 I’m sure that’s it, I work for Gibbs & Cox
Nice.
Thanks!
How did you generate the top down globe graphic?
Go here: ns6t.net/azimuth/azimuth.html
Hey Walt, for a new guy's benefit (me), what does "you are number 001" or "you are number 004" mean?
There was a contest going on over the weekend to see how many international contracts you could make. I played along in order to make contacts. 001 was my first contact, 004 was my forth and so on. The rules of the contest state that you give your callsign, signal report and contact number.
@@COASTALWAVESWIRES Thanks! Very helpful.
Walt I think the spark plug antenna is 64/1 not 49/1. Love your video. VE3WPZ
Thanks! That’s interesting, just looked at the website and it doesn’t mention either. I guess I assumed it was a 49:1
Hi Walt, this is a answer from the sparkplug from another video. Its not a problem I love what you do . Michael Johnson
1 year ago (edited)
Hi Jeff...This is MJ, WO9B from Spark Plug. Really cool review. Let me correct a couple of items from your video. The impedance transformer is actually 64:1. I say that with just a bit of tongue in cheek as it is actually just a bit short of that. When I do my testing on each unit, I use 3200 ohms as my base, which of course is the 50 ohm transformation for a 64:1.
You end d with saying a great contact “dead broadside” to the antenna and just before you said that you get directionality in the direction of the slope ?
Yes I said receiving the Indonesian signal and the Kazakhstan QSO were dead broadside of the Random Wire antenna but I also learned that the sloping EFHW pointed towards the UK and Ireland brought me a great signal
@@COASTALWAVESWIRES Thanks much for the clarification!
@@COASTALWAVESWIRES Love your videos!
great one agn de wb8e
Thank you! 73 de K4OGO
Poland, the land of the free and home of the brave. No freedom living in an HOA.😢
Roger that!
It's not a random wire if it's cut to length what you have is two end feds at different lengths
www.hamuniverse.com/randomwireantennalengths.html
Yes, resonant and non-resonant end-fed is a better description as "random wire" suggests an unknown wire length - which could, in fact, be resonant/or not.
@@COASTALWAVESWIRES There's nothing random about the numbers in those charts. :) Just another case of improper terminology being accepted as the norm. No big deal, we know what is meant.
TIL that ham licenses have reciprocal operating agreements with other countries.
Some countries, it depends. I can operate in Poland under the CEPT reciprocal agreement
@@COASTALWAVESWIRES oh I'm sure there's a million exceptions, regulations, countries with their own thing. 😀 (As with everything.)
Where did you get power supply
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Hello,
Maybe I speak in Russisn about of Antennas? Because I do not speak in English.
Любая почва имеет разный состав:
Одна земля очень плодородная,поэтому очень сильно поглощает в себя любые радиоволны.
Например,другая земля состоит из глины,а глина больше всего отталкивает от себя радиоволны.
Если почва мокрая,то земля будет очень сильно поглощать радиоволны.Но,если почва сухая,то она меньше будет поглощать радиоволны.
Также существуют препятствия для радиоволн в виде высокоэтажных зданий и высоких гор.
Поэтому,прежде,чем выбирать антенну для приёма или радиосвязи,нужно учитывать состав почвы,её сухость или влажность и естественные препятствия для радиоволн.
Например,на вашем участке глинистая почва,но она мокрая,тогда в этом случае будет почти одинаково,если вы используете вертикальную антенну или горизонтальную антенну,подвешенную очень высоко.Если же глинистая почва сухая,то горизонтальную антенну можно опустить ниже к земле.
Например,на вашем участке плодородная чернозёмная земля и прошёл дождь,тогда в этом случае самой эффективной антенной будет вертикальный штырь,при условии,что отсутствуют естественные препятствия для радиоволн.Если же чернозёмная земля сухая,то можно использовать горизонтальную антенну,подвешенную высоко от земли.
ВСЕГДА НАДО ПОМНИТЬ, ЧТО ВСЁ ВСЕГДА ОТНОСИТЕЛЬНО, ПОТОМУ ЧТО ОЧЕНЬ СИЛЬНО ЗАВИСИТ ОТ СОСТАВА ЗЕМЛИ, ЕЁ ВЛАЖНОСТИ И ЕСТЕСТВЕННЫХ ПРЕПЯТСТВИЙ.
УЧИТЫВАЯ ВСЁ ЭТО, МОЖНО В ТЕЧЕНИИ ОДНОГО ДНЯ МЕНЯТЬ АНТЕННЫ С ВЕРТИКАЛЬНО ШТЫРЯ НА ГОРИЗОНТАЛЬНЫЕ ДИПОЛИ ИЛИ ВООБЩЕ НИКОГДА НЕ МЕНЯТЬ ИХ.