G5RV Jr. (Half Size) Ham Radio Antenna 5 Steps (with Pictures

G5rv Jr. My Virtual Life G5RV Jr mountedalmost all set (Half Size) Ham Radio Antenna: This project gives instruction on how to build my version of the G5RV wire antenna that is used on the 10-40 Meter Ham Radio bands (28MHZ to 7MHZ) it's an efficient multi-band antenna that's only 52 ft

usually easy to match on all-bands from 40 meters through 6 meters with good antenna tuner It's overall length is 51ft 15.55 meters, Ladder line 15.6 feet 4.77 meters and should be fed with good quality 50 Ohms coaxial cable (recommended feed length of 45 or 90 ft)

G5RV Multiband Antenna

So, it didn't require a PhD in antenna modeling to come to the correct conclusion: a $30 dipole antenna beautifully resonant on 10, 20, 40 and 80, OR, a G5RV Junior barely usable on 20 meters. For 15, 30 and 60 meters, this antenna is unsuitable It's overall length is 51ft 15.55 meters, Ladder line 15.6 feet 4.77 meters and should be fed with good quality 50 Ohms coaxial cable (recommended feed length of 45 or 90 ft)

G5RV Standard 1080M Hamsource. The history and basic theory of this antenna dates back to 1946 The G5RV Junior cost me $80, the fan dipole cost me less than $30

OKE ANTENNAS ANTENAS G5RV FULL 1080 METROS e G5RV JR 1040 METROS SOB. Wire Antennas provide multi-band coverage with just one wire antenna For 15, 30 and 60 meters, this antenna is unsuitable