Build a 40 meter loaded coil in 15 minutes.
Here's a fairly simple project that will expand the coverage of your HF wire antenna.
According to Simon (VA7BIX), you can build this handy antenna accessory in about 15 minutes, provided you have some basic tools, a good "junk box", and a few miscellaneous parts.
Simon takes you step-by-step through the entire assembly process. He provides a complete parts list for the project.
Whether $5.00 (USD) is your price point depends on just how much you must pay for parts you don't have. Nonetheless, this is an interesting project which will increase your knowledge of antennas.
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Aloha es 73 de Russ (KH6JRM).
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00:00 Introduction
00:45 "Shopping List" Materials Needed
01:01 Measurements
02:15 Drilling Caps
02:48 Next Steps Length of Wire Needed 16AWG
03:12 Feed Wire Through PVC - 13 Turns
03:45 Solder 3/8" Ring Terminals
04:25 ASSEMBLY - Putting it ALL together
05:51 Final Touches - Black Tape Makes it Really Pretty and Weatherproof
06:37 What's Coming Up in the Next Exciting Video
07:02 Conclusion: Thanks Mates
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Aloha es 73 de Russ (KH6JRM).