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Funny stuff Bob :-) Ralph in Louisiana built a autotuner for 600 meters. 
Might be sumthin for your next project :-) Stay warm and Merry Christmas.

Mike
WE0H


Bob R wrote:
> Mike;
> Outside in this climate can be very tough to keep in tune.  The way I 
> am setup the rig is in the garage which is insulated and heated.  The 
> 90' of open wire line from the center fed 75 meter extended double 
> zepp is the vertical twin feeders shorted at the feed point right 
> where it comes in the garage. The pair of 150' legs are the top 
> loading.  160 and 80 meter tuning networks are right there also so I 
> still have a very effective HF ant.  If I plan to go any lower in freq 
> I would enclose that outside at the present line input point.  The 
> 90' tower is about 15 feet from this garage line input and is a 
> straight shot to the garage line input point.  Never have to go 
> outside to change things and keep a close eye on what is going on.  
> Have to realize to not get crazy and be stupid with the power into the 
> ant.  A KW input to the ant on any band is safe for the most part-Bob


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    <div class="moz-cite-prefix">Funny stuff Bob :-) Ralph in Louisiana
      built a autotuner for 600 meters. Might be sumthin for your next
      project :-) Stay warm and Merry Christmas.<br>
      <pre class="moz-signature" cols="72">Mike
WE0H


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      <div dir="ltr">Mike;<br>
        Outside in this climate can be very tough to keep in tune.&nbsp; The
        way I am setup the rig is in the garage which is insulated and
        heated.&nbsp; The 90' of open wire line from the center fed&nbsp;75 meter
        extended double zepp is the vertical twin feeders&nbsp;shorted at the
        feed point right where it comes in the garage. The pair of 150'
        legs are the top loading.&nbsp; 160 and 80 meter tuning networks are
        right there also so I still have a very effective HF ant.&nbsp; If I
        plan to go any lower in freq I would enclose that outside at the
        present line input point.&nbsp; The 90'&nbsp;tower is about 15 feet from
        this garage line input and is a straight shot to the garage line
        input point.&nbsp; Never have to go outside to change things and keep
        a close eye on what is going on.&nbsp; Have to realize to not get
        crazy and&nbsp;be stupid with the power into the ant.&nbsp; A KW input to
        the ant&nbsp;on any band is safe for the most part-Bob<br>
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