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Telescopic antenna mast for portable usage by PE1OPM
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Portable Base Systems, Mast Clamps, Aluminum Tubing
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Dedicated to State-of-the-Art lightweight portable radio. Sotabeams produces and sells amateur radio products dedicated to ham radio portable operations. Antennas, supports and masts, filters, wires and more accessories for amateur radio.
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Antenna support masts, towers and HF antennas, pneumatic masts, push-up masts, antenna masts and mounts, poles, antenna systems, dipoles, portable, nvis antennas
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Making portable pperations easier, N1GY present a different way to make a tilt-base and mast
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This is a schematic drawing of a project for the construction of a portable mast that can easily be made with PVC pipes.
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British ham radio antenna products manufacturer, base and portable antennas, mobile antennas, baluns, masts, production is mostly based on wire and whip antennas
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A description and build-log of a cheap telescoping mast made from PVC pipe, string, and some misc mounting hardware. It is useful if you are going somewhere that doesn't have any trees nearby to hang something on.
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A homemade simple and inexpensive portable antenna support, handy for quick trips to the field and other portable operations
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a 20M quarter-wave vertical antenna with a 6m telescopic mast, 1:1 balun, and spiral-wound driven element. Designed for QRP at 14.285 MHz, the antenna’s performance exceeded expectations, delivering low SWR and surprisingly quiet reception. Initial testing yielded successful contacts with European stations and EC1KR, showcasing its effectiveness. Compact and easy to deploy, the antenna promises to be an excellent portable solution for future hilltop operations.
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Initially planned as an article on the R-407 station mast, this project evolved into creating a custom mast kit. Utilizing original materials, the design was modified for cost-effectiveness and practicality in home assembly. The new mast extends to 10 meters, featuring secure connections, a leather-lined base to prevent metal-on-metal friction, and sturdy military-grade anchors. Modifications include lengthened connecting tubes, improved anti-rotation features, and a convenient base design for solo assembly. Ideal for amateur radio operators, this mast provides stability, ease of construction, and versatility, proving more economical than professional products without compromising on performance or reliability. Article in Czeck.
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This page discusses the purchase of a fiberglass push-up mast for portable operations in the ham radio hobby. The author shares their experience with the MaxGain Systems MK-4-HD mast, highlighting its versatility for both home and on-the-go setups. They also detail modifications made to the mast base and provide insights on tube sizes for different antenna types. The content is useful for hams looking to improve their portable station setup and optimize antenna performance in various environments.
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Learn how to build wire Yagi antennas for your ham radio setup. Discover how smaller wire elements can offer practical and portable options for temporary operations. Explore designs like the Hex Beam, Spider Beam, and Moxon that require less mechanical complexity and can be easily rotated or supported. Find out how to construct and hang wire Yagis from ropes, trees, or masts with inverted vees or horizontal elements. Get tips on element positioning, gain, and beamwidth considerations. Follow simple construction steps using a rope boom and marking element positions for efficient assembly. Enhance your ham radio experience with versatile wire Yagi antennas.
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Aluminum telescopic masts and accessories. Discover high-quality telescopic masts and accessories for all applications. Perfect for amateur radio operators, our masts are ideal for fixed or portable antenna setups. Durable, versatile, and made in France.