BigIR vs. 43 Foot Antenna EZNEC Shootout Conclusions
The EZNEC simulations of the 43 Foot Vertical and the BigIR Vertical HF antennas are summed up with some final thoughts on which to select if you can have only one.
The EZNEC simulations of the 43 Foot Vertical and the BigIR Vertical HF antennas are summed up with some final thoughts on which to select if you can have only one.
The BigIR vs. the 43 foot vertical antenna at 80 meters.
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Beware the use of an non-resonant antenna with the antenna matcher in the shack if you have a coax switch between the tuner and the antenna.
The 43 foot vertical antenna is a popular height being promoted by several antenna manufacturers for 160 to 10 meters. Let’s see why and examine some advantages and pitfalls.
Described is a no nonsense 16 foot copper vertical antenna easy enough to build for a quick check to see if a vertical is for you.
The BigIR antenna from Fluid Motion looks like a winner, but there are some concerns about the 80 meter option.