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New offering from LNR Precision
1 April 2013 | by This appeared on their Facebook page today:
This is the EFT-10/20/40, which is a “Trail Friendly” version of their popular EF-10/20/40MKII antenna. The one shown above comes in at a weight of 3.5 ounces. The EF-10/20/40MKII, which I have, is already no burden to carry. But if you’re one of those guys who are into serious hiking (can you say Appalachian Trail?), where every quarter of an ounce makes a huge difference, then you may want to look into this baby.
I love my EF-10/20/40MKII. I tuned it so that I don’t need to use the KX3’s autotuner. It didn’t take long and only needed a minor adjustment – it was THAT close right out of the package. Using one of these is simplicity in itself – get one end up in a tree, hook the other end to the radio and go to town! And you make contacts – plenty of them.
The LNR Webpage can be found by clicking here.
72 de Larry W2LJ
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I use LNR single band EFHW antennas regularly; most of the time, actually! You can use them as a vertical, horizontal, or diagonal. They are easy to deploy and do a good job. This ‘trail friendly’ model will be very good for hikers.
de AA1IK
Ernest Gregoire
73
Hey Larry,
Those are so easy to make and I made one that has a 6 position switch.
When Dale send me one of his antennas I had that box X rayed.
Nothing inside but a core but just add a small tuning poly cap and you can get a flat 0 SWR on any band.
I also made changes to the Hendricks end fed tuner but an end fed for 80 meters is long:-)
But it worked very well
BOB
AF2Q
HEre are plans for a 20 meter and a 40 meter end-fed – no tuner needed. There is also a plan for a 6-40 end-fed but a tuner is needed.
http://www.earchi.org/proj_homebrew.html
The club that has this posted sells them premade also as a fund raiser.
Rob
W8MRL