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1. www.onallbands.com › pros-and-cons-of-hf-attic-antennasPros and Cons of HF Attic Antennas - OnAllBands

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   26 sty 2023 · While the performance of antennas located outside will almost always be better, locating them inside and in a roof space may be the only option—and a workable one. Learn the pros and cons of attic antennas.

2. www.pa9x.com › tips-ham-radio-antennas-atticTips for ham radio antennas in an attic - PA9X

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   18 mar 2024 · How high you can place your antenna in the attic relative to street level can determine the choice between a vertically or horizontally polarized antenna. A horizontal dipole more than 3/4 wavelength above the street, generally has a more favorable radiation pattern for DX than a vertical antenna.

3. www.onallbands.com › put-my-antenna-in-the-attic-that-cant-work-can-itPut My Antenna in the Attic? That Can't Work, Can It? -...

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   24 cze 2020 · In the attic, you ask? Yes, in the attic! Many Hams, including many of you reading this, are limited by HOA or other outdoor antenna restrictions. But even if you can’t put up an outdoor antenna, you can still operate with antennas installed in an accessible attic space.

4. www.eham.net › article › 37986N4KC’s Top Five Multiband Antennas - eHam.net

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   Both articles are exactly what the title says, information on what I consider to be the quickest and easiest antennas to put up in the air and get going on the HF bands and my opinion on a few pieces of gear you might want to consider to get the most from our wonderful hobby.

5. www.jpole-antenna.com › 2012/04/01 › mounting-ham-radio-antennas-in-the-atticMounting ham radio antennas in the attic - KB9VBR Antennas

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   1 kwi 2012 · The only concern with attic mounted antennas is the space available to you for mounting. The KB9VBR 2 meter J-Pole antenna is 69 inches tall overall. You will need a peak in your attic that is tall enough for the antenna to fit.

6. www.reddit.com › r › amateurradioHF Attic Antenna Options : r/amateurradio - Reddit

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   My main antenna is actually a 27’ end-fed vertical from ZeroFive and it works surprisingly well. If I had the height and something to anchor the two ends, I’d have a doublet up for sure. However, my 80M horizontal loop was the best antenna I put up and have regretted tearing it down since.

7. windupradio.com › best-ham-radio-antenna5 Best Ham Radio Antennas to Improve Performance & Coverage

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   A dipole is a good option if you need an antenna for attic. Some users also string it in between trees. Plus, you can use it on multiple bands, but you will need to use a tuner, which must match the antenna’s transmitter.