40m vertical antenna
A simple quarter-wave length vertical for 40m band using a 12 m spiderpole
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Antennas/Vertical - Vertical Antennas Projects - Antennas/40M/40 meter Vertical Antennas - vertical antenna projects for the 40 meters band
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