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Mr. Ham · 08-16-2014, 02:45 PM

I have seen others in the past that has used the fiberglass poles successfully for a temp antenna situation.. They were not putting beam antenna's up, just using them to hold up their dipole antenna..
A good 80 meter off-center fed dipole antenna will work wonders on most everything except 15, 30 and 60 meters.

A good one with excellent performance is the HY Power OCFD -
http://www.hypowerantenna.com/

http://www.hypowerantenna.com/produc...er-fed-antenna

This one will work everything from 440 mhz to 80 meters without a antenna tuner... ex 15, 30, 60 meters...

08-16-2014, 02:45 PM	#10
Mr. Ham Member Join Date: Aug 2014 Posts: 95	I have seen others in the past that has used the fiberglass poles successfully for a temp antenna situation.. They were not putting beam antenna's up, just using them to hold up their dipole antenna.. A good 80 meter off-center fed dipole antenna will work wonders on most everything except 15, 30 and 60 meters. A good one with excellent performance is the HY Power OCFD - http://www.hypowerantenna.com/ http://www.hypowerantenna.com/produc...er-fed-antenna This one will work everything from 440 mhz to 80 meters without a antenna tuner... ex 15, 30, 60 meters...