NVIS Antennas -Week 1 of 2

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[@starnavigator6665]

Wow not sure why this showed up in my feed but super interesting!

[@RATPAC]

Glad you liked it!

[@georgeriedel9357]

You are the best Stan - N1EZZ

[@Porco_Utah]

I lower my inverted L from 33 ft to 16 ft same horizontal width. it sacrificed transmitting capability by a lot, but no more noise. I hear much better because of that. for VHF above roofline help, HF below Roofline mean low noise. AG6JU

[@pache2112]

Does nvis work at night at all or it varies as well? Ha ha

[@LambertMatias]

Good stuff guys! Cheers and 73! de W3LAM