If your HOA/CC&Rs are hampering your ham radio activities, please try this solution from "Broken Signals."
In this video, we see how a common wooden property fence can be transformed into workable HF antenna. You'll need wire, some coax, a 9 to 1 UnUn, and perhaps a rugged antenna "tuner" to make this project work.
While this antenna can't match the performance of a yagi or a full-length dipole, it will give you contacts and serve as an emergency NVIS antenna for local and regional operations.
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Discover an innovative way to use your fence as a functional ham radio antenna! In this video, I show you how to transform a simple fence into an effective random wire antenna using 16 gauge speaker wire and a 9:1 balun. Whether you're dealing with HOA restrictions or just looking for a discreet antenna solution, this method will work for any amateur radio enthusiast. TranscriptFollow along using the transcript.
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