MFJ 9020 QRP Portable with Hy Power Antenna Company Dipole

[@abdula4256]

Nice OM best 73s de a71br

[@barrygkx]

If you look closely at the rig, you will see it is on top of something that is colored gray. That is the battery. The battery is a 12 volt at 7 amp hours. The power cable if fused and plug into the back of the rig. This can all be put, antenna included, in a small carrying bag. If placed inside of a back pack, you will have lots of room left over. Barry

[@G4KDXlive]

I've seen those rigs and must say I've been tempted to buy one, probably the 20m version which is good for getting around Europe.

[@readmedottext]

Nice portable setup. I am trying to decide whether to go with a shortened 20 meter dipole or a full length sloper for backpacking. Looks like you'rs is working out very well.

[@barrygkx]

Thanks for your comments. I don't understand your question? I plugged the paddles in back of the rig, I put 12 volts from the battery that is under the rig and plugged it into the radio, I hooked up the coax to the coax connector on the back of the rig and them tied the antenna to the roof support and sloped it down to the ground. I then connected the coax to the back of the rig. I then turned on the radio. What did I miss? Barry

[@barrygkx]

@MrDavidBullard The dipole is made by, "Hy Power Antenna Company" It's the LD2012Q and it works great !

[@NoMoreRadioMyths]

Where did you get the key?

[@giacomodelnegro7168]

73 Ik1gkd Giacomo

[@DG1MJH]

vy nice presentation! I like your radio! vy 73 de DG1MJH(Munich/Germany)

[@ka4rur]

Very nice set-up .... 73/fred/ka4rur