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I’m in a situation where I’m having difficulty erecting a good antenna for HF. Looking forward to researching this concept.
It's a very interesting concept which works well in real life.
Thanks for sharing these new (to me) technologies!
They are great plans. Thank you for your hard work on this antenna. I am showcasing it at my radio club meeting on July 28th. Keep up the great ham radio hobby 73 Dave n2fep atlanta Ga
Thank you!
I haven't started building mine yet, but the plans are completely straightforward. Looking forward to it when I get a free evening (hahaha)
Works great I'm working on trying to reverse engineer your composite aluminum version that you showed in the video because the plans I can only do like a handheld HD when I tried to use it for my mobile it melts every time which is fine because that's the way it works And it does work great I do like it so please So I have to reverse engineer it i'm not that good at building stuff if I'm being honest I love your stuff keep going
You can buy high power versions from me now! https://vfcomms.com/products/shadow-slot-2m-vhf-low-profile-slot-antenna
Thanks
easy to build
A brilliant concept just needs padding out with more information on the material.
Noted. Are you refering to the materials used? Or do you want more background on the build?
Plans are nicely illustrated and easy to work with. Fun to experiment with different materials.
