Hoxin HF-5DX Multi-band Vertical HF or Hokushin HS-HF-5 not sure on the spelling but both will get some sort or result from google
Im after a Instruction manual or a photo mainly to cover the radials and how to attach the (trap/counterpoise) with the radials to the main antenna
any help would be great
TIA
Andy Kay
Info wanted on multi band vertical
Info wanted on multi band vertical
Andy Kay VK3VKT can be found lurking on VK3RBW 438.450 91.5 tone
Club net 8pm Wednesday nights on the above repeater open to all
MERC Webpage | MERC Facebook Group | My QSL Card site
Club net 8pm Wednesday nights on the above repeater open to all
MERC Webpage | MERC Facebook Group | My QSL Card site
Re: Info wanted on multi band vertical
Attached is Manual for antenna -
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- Hokushin HS-HF-5 Vertical 5-Bandl Antenna Instructions and Specification.pdf
- Manual As Requested
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Re: Info wanted on multi band vertical
Thanks Trent
I found that one too it does not cover the mounting of the counterpoise to the main antenna though I think this is something someone has put together
I found that one too it does not cover the mounting of the counterpoise to the main antenna though I think this is something someone has put together
Andy Kay VK3VKT can be found lurking on VK3RBW 438.450 91.5 tone
Club net 8pm Wednesday nights on the above repeater open to all
MERC Webpage | MERC Facebook Group | My QSL Card site
Club net 8pm Wednesday nights on the above repeater open to all
MERC Webpage | MERC Facebook Group | My QSL Card site
Re: Info wanted on multi band vertical
Hi Andy,
As a minimum rather than one wire per band you are best to install 2 per band - the radials need to be attached to the bracket that has the U- Bolts on it - there should be a terminal of sorts. If not you can get away with the U Bolts nuts themselves -
Radials can be buried or raised - some speculate that raised radials do not require as many as ground mounted - However with extensive testing on 80M I have found that Ground mounted radials (for DX) out perform raised radials. However for Intra VK just have one or two radials on 80 and 40 - increased numbers on 15 and 10 M
Given the F call power levels the chance of working international DX is limited on the Low Bands BUT you can be very loud on 80/40 locally by having a high angle radiated signal - this occurs when you have fewer rather than more Radials -
Good luck with the installation.
As a minimum rather than one wire per band you are best to install 2 per band - the radials need to be attached to the bracket that has the U- Bolts on it - there should be a terminal of sorts. If not you can get away with the U Bolts nuts themselves -
Radials can be buried or raised - some speculate that raised radials do not require as many as ground mounted - However with extensive testing on 80M I have found that Ground mounted radials (for DX) out perform raised radials. However for Intra VK just have one or two radials on 80 and 40 - increased numbers on 15 and 10 M
Given the F call power levels the chance of working international DX is limited on the Low Bands BUT you can be very loud on 80/40 locally by having a high angle radiated signal - this occurs when you have fewer rather than more Radials -
Good luck with the installation.