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The Best Portable Ham Radio Antenna There Is!
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- Опубліковано 7 сер 2024
- The Best Portable Ham Radio Antenna There Is! #hamradio #portableantenna #hamradioantenna #hfantenna
Discover the best portable ham radio antenna ever, crafted using an ethernet cable! This innovative and easy-to-make mobile ham radio antenna will elevate your communication experience. Whether you’re on the move or setting up in a fixed location, this versatile mobile HF antenna is designed to deliver outstanding performance.
Join us as we demonstrate how to build and use this unique portable ham radio antenna, perfect for both beginners and seasoned ham radio enthusiasts. Your ultimate in portability, whether it be SOTA, POTA, HF Portable - or any kind of portable activation, don't leave home without ethernet cable, wooohooo.
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Thanks for watching mates!
00:00 Introduction
00:38 Antenna Build Overview
02:36 Ethernet Cable Unshielding/Untangling Demonstration
03:24 "Let's Get on With the Build"
06:14 Connecting the Radiating Element
09:43 Antenna Up Close Overview
12:57 Pile Ups GALORE! Woohooo Thanks for Watching Mates
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Thank you.
Thank you so much Simon! I had a lot of fun watching your video! ☺️
Hey Mary, thanks so much for watching. It's such great fun making videos.... especially if the antenna works hahaha. See ya on the airwaves Mary! Cheers
Great information and tips! Strong support and warm greetings from Croatia!
WOHOOO...happy Weekend, Simon.
Uncle Guenter! Wooohooo, great to hear from you buddy. How you're doing great my friend and enjoying some ham radio out in the sunshine!
Another excellent demo - thanks!
Thanks buddy - much appreciated. Cheers!
Amazing what a fella can do with a bit of wire!! For god sake get some wire strippers !!! I had shivers going up my back when you were striping that wire.. lol VE1SK
hahahaha, you're the best Steve! It's kinder on the teeth than fishing line, as long as you don't bite the copper wire bit, hahaha. Ok wire strippers next time buddy I promise, and I'll turn OFF the TX on the radio when touching the wire hahaha. Cheers my friend. Thanks for everything Steve
A good way to use excess ethernet cables for simple, inexpensive antennas. In my case, I use old cable to make ground radials for vertical antennas. It's like getting new antennas for next to nothiong in cost. Great project!
thanks mate
You're welcome Frank, thanks so much for watching mate
Hey Simon another awesome idea! I have so much ethernet wire around I'm going to try something like that. All the best 73 my friend!
Almir!! Wooohooo so great to hear from you mate! The Ethernet cable is the greatest mate! I tell ya - if I was lost on an island, all I would want for an antenna is ethernet cable! Happy building my friend, and I can't wait to see what you come up with. Cheers buddy.
My 80.40.20 Meter Antenna Is In Attic, 3th Floor Attic, Splits In The Middle Of The House, Inside The House Its A Thich Braided Solid Copper Wire, 12 Lines Of Thick Copper Lines Twisted Together, At The End Of Each Pole Wich Is 400CM Is A Solid Copper Lugs , then at the logs there are same thickness wire, BUT not braided, but solid wire that goes oout of te attic to my property fencing, one side is grounded, otehr is not, so the grounded one i use as minus and the other as conductor, works good, at nights i can get whole Russia, Asia, Europe, Sometimes Even North America And Other Countries That Ar That Far. :)
that's great Simon
Thanks so much Michael for watching and leaving a comment. Cheers and happy building!
i recently made a 3 element Yagi with and old metal erector set I mainly use it for listening
I’m curious what kind of power that can handle.
Hey Tony, thanks for watching and leaving a comment. I run 100W through that wire. To be honest mate, if you have it totally resonant, I think you could run 200W through it. I never have problems with 100W. Happy building mate. Cheers!
@@thehamjazz Wow. I definitely would have guessed something under 100W for how small that stuff is! You’re giving me ideas for investigating what you could do with them multi-band still inside the jacket for tidiness.
@@TonyYarusso Hey buddy, thanks for your comment. The issue you will find with the wires inside the jacket is that there will be more capacitive coupling affect - meaning the wires will kind of cancel each other out, and it will act more like '1' wire - but hey, go for it and try. That's what this fabulous hobby is all about. Happy building mate! cheers
Simon...awesome video as always mate..73 !!!
Antonio my friend! Woohooo. So great to hear from you mate. Hope life is treating you well mate. Cheers my friend - thanks for all of your support mate
It's an HF antenna that doubles as dental floss.
hahaha, just don't tell my dentist! Wooohoooo. Thanks for watching and leaving a comment. Cheers!
Nice set of wire strippers brush 7 times a week always with you
Hahaa, yes I forgot to take them with me - hahaha. Thanks for watching. Cheers!
Thanks!
LARRY! Wooohooooo. THANK YOU SO MUCH! Thanks so much for this mate. Greatly appreciate it. Cheers buddy, and happy DX!
I’m curious why they mispronounce Ethernet in Canada.