M0SZT podcast, focusing on amateur radio in the UK especially portable radio, satellite working, military radio with a little bit of technology and science thrown in.
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M0SZT podcast, focusing on amateur radio in the UK especially portable radio, satellite working, military radio with a little bit of technology and science thrown in.
In this podcast I share the experience of using various radio equipment in the field plus bring you along on the journey.
Simple way to set up an amateur radio station on a beach
M0SZT ham radio podcast
17 minutes
5 years ago
Simple way to set up an amateur radio station on a beach
I finally get chance to get to the beach in South West Wales, beautiful part of the Country.
I work the 20m band using a Xiegu X108G radio, MFJ portable tuner and a brick of a battery. The antenna was a homebrew 1/4 wave vertical wire with around 15 to 20m of radials. The antenna was simply a wire cut for slightly longer than a quarter wave, helical wound around a 4.1m flag pole with the remaining sloping down.
I used a spike to sit the pole on set at an angle to make sure the sloping radiator did not get twisted and wrapped around the pole.
The MFJ tuner worked perfectly, I attached the radials to the ground lug and the radiator to the long wire post.
M0SZT ham radio podcast
M0SZT podcast, focusing on amateur radio in the UK especially portable radio, satellite working, military radio with a little bit of technology and science thrown in.
In this podcast I share the experience of using various radio equipment in the field plus bring you along on the journey.