NI7T - Antennas

Quincy, California
My new location In North Eastern California is going to be new kind of station for me. I have .75 acres at 3500' above sea level. Tower room is limited and the east side of the property has a grove of 100+ Pine trees. At this point I have wire antennas on 160M 80M 20M and 15M. The antennas are strung from the trees using rope and pulleys placed in the trees at 120 and 80 foot level. I have a full size vertical on 40M that seems to work. I plan to add a beam and listening antennas before next fall.

Price, Utah
My Contest station was located on about 18 acres (44 hectares) of scrub desert land south and east of Price Utah. The average elevation was 5800 feet AMSl (1768 M). Although not a great place to farm, antennas seemed to grow there. My intention at first was to put up a modest station with a few dipoles and maybe a tower, however, the space and the time was available for more. The antenna inventory includds three sets of stacked tribanders, two 40m beams, a rotatable 75m dipole, full size verticals on 40m and 75m, two sloping dipoles on 160m, two 80m slopers and for receiving a multi band vertical, three loops and five beverages.

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