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You will never be without a mast for your portable ham radio activities if you use the sturdy, yet lightweight Tenkara Fishing Mast.
In this video from K7SW Ham Radio, we see how easy it is to assemble and use this mast for most any "field" activity, such as POTA and SOTA (Parks on the Air and Summits on the Air).
If you can't see the video, please insert this title URL into your browser search box: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=P7fwKTmoG4Y.
Here are some comments from K7SW Ham Radio:
Learn how to setup this mast and never be without a way to get your HF antenna on the air.
The Tenkara Fishing Mast is something I learned about from K7ODX the UTAH SOTA section Manager.
I have a number of these masts and they are invaluable for SOTA, POTA and just having fun setting up a radio while camping.
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00:00 Begin
00:24 The Mast Details
01:43 Mast setup
02:25 End fed Setup
03:40 Linked Dipole setup
05:55 Vertical antenna setup
07:58 Improvements and maintenance for the mast
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