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Super Broad Band Stainless Steel Ham Antenna Extremely Versatile, Highly Efficient, UV rated and Very Lite With Almost No Wind Load. 2" inches wide for 10-20-40-80 meters no tuner needed. 750 lb. breaking strength. 10 meters swr 1.1 over entire band 20 meters swr 1.1 over entire band 40 meters swr 1.1 at 7.285 with less than 1.3 swr at either end of the band 80 meters at 3.894 swr 1.0 with 1.4 swr at 3.800 and 1.4 swr at 4.000 Power Rating 2kw Antenna Lengths 10 Meters each leg 9 ft.  -  20 Meters each leg 17 ft. 40 Meters each leg 33 ft.  -  80 Meters each leg 63 ft. 160 Meters each leg 126 ft. 20M,40M or 80M Antenna, $69.00 each Plus $10.00 Shipping   (Total $79.00) 160M Antenna, $98.00 Plus $12.00 Shipping   (Total $110.00) 20 Meter Order (20 Meter Dipole Order) 40 Meter Order (40 Meter Dipole Order) 80 Meter Order (80 Meter Dipole Order) 160 Meter Order (160 Meter Dipole Order)   Super Broad Band Stainless Steel Ham Antenna Extremely Versatile, Highly Efficient, UV rated and Very Lite With Almost No Wind Load.   Super Broad Band Stainless Steel Dipole Antenna Super Broad Band Stainless Steel 80 Meter Dipole shown in use at Shelby, NC Hamfest 2008

BWG EASY SHOT (sling shot)

BWG Easy Shot, makes putting your antennas dipoles, j-pole, "etc" quick and easy.

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Now for a little Tree Humor.....
Check this out, KF4BWG Using a Walnut tree as his 2 Meter antenna.
(Note Tree not for sale)

Loaded up and using a Walnut Tree as a 2 Meter Antenna.	Here's the proof in the pudding, Freq 146.44 Mhz, SWR 1.0
Talking on the Tree at the Shelby Ham Fest North Carolina. I brought this Beech, tree to the hamfest from home. The process works because of the sap in the tree. Using an antenna analyzer and about 9 feet of coax I drive the nail into the tree until I get a 1.0 s.w.r. The depth of the nail is very important. I kept the tree in a bucket of water to keep the tree moist. It drank about 3 gallons of water over a 5 day period at the ham fest. Some folks wondered what I had in that bucket. Using a field strength meter (sitting on top of tree) I demonstrated that the signal radiates from the entire tree including the branches and leaves when transmitting. The S.E.R.A. repeater journal ran a second story about me at Shelby Hamfest in the January 2002 issue.
Measuring the RF Radiation from the tree and it's leafs.
ON THE ROAD AGAIN.

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