This video is the concluding chapter of Tim's (G5TM) long-running series on the theory and practice of hf vertical antennas.
In this segment, Tim discusses the ideal length of a vertical antenna for DX purposes and the limitations imposed by using a single wire for multiband coverage.
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Here are some remarks from Tim (G5TM):
This is the final video in my vertical antenna series. I will put links to the others below. In this video let's look at the right lengths for different series of bands, and how realistic it is to get a great DX performance across lots of bands with a single radiator vertical.
VERTICAL ANTENNA SERIES:
Video 1: A VERY Basic Guide to Antenna Efficiency 
• Vertical Antenna ...
Video 2: Vertical Antenna Size & Antenna Efficiency • HAM RADIO: Vertic...
Video 3: How Many Ground Radials Do You REALLY Need? • HAM RADIO: How Ma...
Video 4: Best Vertical Antenna Lengths for DX • BEST VERTICAL ANT...
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Thanks for joining us today.
Aloha es 73 de Russ (KH6JRM).
