Jungle Antenna build for HF. Proven performer survival antenna for HF through VHF CB radio antenna
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- Опубликовано: 5 фев 2025
- Short video on how to construct a simple wire ground plane for the 27mhz CB band . Proven performer when cut for HF through VHF frequencies. Only tool used in the project is a leatherman tool.
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Nice design! I love the bamboo. I am very interested to see the upcoming video where you put this antenna to use. I agree on buying the Pomona adapter. The knock offs are pretty bad. Definitely one of those things where you get what you pay for.
Thank you very much ! Stay tuned :) Thanks for watching !
That is really cool! Wonder how well it would work on 17 meters? Looking forward to the follow up. Thanks, always something interesting from Survival Comms.
Thank you - It will work great on 17 if you have the space. Getting a vertical off of the ground with two or three radials even 8 feet or so exhibits a tremendous increase in efficiency over a ground mounted one. Thanks for watching !
Good job 👍
Thank you very much and thanks for watching !
What? You mean I can actually build an antenna myself? Amazing! Nice job, Bret!
Amazing isnt it ! Thanks for watching !
Nice job!
Thank you very much ! Thanks for watching !
Does it outperform a roll up J-pole ?
That is an excellent question. I've studied this a lot with VHF roll up J-poles (RJP) vs ground planes and the (RJP) holds a slight performance advantage in my testing. The (RJP) has a narrower bandwidth and may or may not require a choke. This video was about a field expedient antenna from easy to source materials. Cobbling together a (RJP) with a leatherman tool - and I have done it on video 8 years ago : ruclips.net/video/ShRwnnejoO8/видео.html is more time and resource intensive, still needed a soldering iron, and I have not seen window line anywhere in the wild besides in ham radio circles . I do like the idea of a head to head match up of the two designs however - stay tuned.
@@survivalcommscomparing the two would be awesome!