Antenna Maintenance Made Easy: Repairing Fan Dipole on a Tilt Over Mast | K7SW Ham Radio
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- Опубликовано: 13 сен 2024
- Maintaining your antenna system is crucial for optimal performance,
and in this video, we've got you covered.
Join us as we take you through the process of repairing a Fan Dipole HF antenna and removing unused gear from a 40-foot tilt over antenna mast.
This video aims to benefit new hams who may not have encountered a tilt over mast before, while also serving as a helpful reminder for experienced operators about the significance of regular antenna maintenance.
Tune in to enhance your knowledge and ensure your antennas are in excellent working condition.
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What was or is the hardest antenna repair that you have done ?
it call weather head power companys and the hardest antenna repair was a vhf repater antenna at a dudes house and a 10 to 80 fan dipole with the antenna mast up not took down
This hobby is amazing. I can’t imagine myself doing maintenance on my antennas. The longest I have an antenna set is two weeks tops. I keep six to eight antennas all the time, but I change them almost daily.
The device you have on the top is called a weather head. Typically used for decades to route overhead power feeds into a building.
Love the snow capped mountain in the background - SOTA ops in the summer months.
Great fix Kevin, the fan dipole was my first home built HF antenna.
Great minds think alike
Glad to see someone with a tilt-over mast that more folks can afford. I've nothing against the big towers (and I would love one also) but they incredibly expensive.
Thanks 45 👍
Nice work Kevin 👍
Thanks Ape
Good job Kevin
Thanks Andy