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    130 FT End Fed Half Wave - Multiband Operation

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    The document describes the characteristics of a 130 foot end fed half wave antenna at different frequencies. It lists the wavelength, feed impedance, required counterpoise, and frequency allocation for each frequency between 1.8 MHz and 54 MHz. The antenna has either high or low feed impedance depending on whether the wavelength is a half wavelength or quarter wavelength multiple. It requires a quarter wave counterpoise for quarter wavelength multiples and no counterpoise for half wavelength multiples. The frequencies span amateur radio, shortwave broadcasting, and other frequency allocations.

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    The document describes the characteristics of a 130 foot end fed half wave antenna at different frequencies. It lists the wavelength, feed impedance, required counterpoise, and frequency allocation for each frequency between 1.8 MHz and 54 MHz. The antenna has either high or low feed impedance depending on whether the wavelength is a half wavelength or quarter wavelength multiple. It requires a quarter wave counterpoise for quarter wavelength multiples and no counterpoise for half wavelength multiples. The frequencies span amateur radio, shortwave broadcasting, and other frequency allocations.

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    The document describes the characteristics of a 130 foot end fed half wave antenna at different frequencies. It lists the wavelength, feed impedance, required counterpoise, and frequency allocation for each frequency between 1.8 MHz and 54 MHz. The antenna has either high or low feed impedance depending on whether the wavelength is a half wavelength or quarter wavelength multiple. It requires a quarter wave counterpoise for quarter wavelength multiples and no counterpoise for half wavelength multiples. The frequencies span amateur radio, shortwave broadcasting, and other frequency allocations.

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    130 Ft End Fed Half Wave (EFHW)

    Frequency 130 Ft Wavelength Feed impedance Counterpoise Allocation

    1.8 MHz 1/4 Wavelength Low Impedance 1/4 Wave Counterpoise 160m Amateur

    3.60 MHz 1/2 Wavelength High Impedance No Counterpoise 80m Amateur

    5.37 MHz 3/4 Wavelength Low Impedance 1/4 Wave Counterpoise 60m Amateur

    7.20 MHz 1 Wavelength High Impedance No Counterpoise 40m Amateur

    9.00 MHz 1-1/4 Wavelength Low Impedance 1/4 Wave Counterpoise 31m SW BC

    10.8 MHz 1-1/2 Wavelength High Impedance No Counterpoise 30m Amateur

    12.6 MHz 1-3/4 Wavelength Low Impedance 1/4 Wave Counterpoise 25m SW BC

    14.4 MHz 2 Wavelengths High Impedance No Counterpoise 20m Amateur

    16.2 MHz 2-1/4 Wavelength Low Impedance 1/4 Wave Counterpoise 19m SW BC

    18.0 MHz 2-1/2 Wavelengths High Impedance No Counterpoise 17m Amateur

    19.8 MHz 2-3/4 Wavelengths Low Impedance 1/4 Wave Counterpoise Marine

    21.6 MHz 3 Wavelengths High Impedance No Counterpoise 15m Amateur

    23.4 MHz 3-1/4 Wavelengths Low Impedance 1/4 Wave Counterpoise Aeronautical

    25.2 MHz 3-1/2 Wavelengths High Impedance No Counterpoise 12m Amateur

    27.0 MHz 3-3/4 Wavelengths Low Impedance 1/4 Wave Counterpoise CB

    28.7 MHz 4 Wavelengths High Impedance No Counterpoise 10m Amateur

    30.6 MHz 4-1/4 Wavelengths Low Impedance 1/4 Wave Counterpoise Low Band VHF

    32.5 MHz 4-1/2 Wavelengths High Impedance No Counterpoise Low Band VHF

    34.3 MHz 4-3/4 Wavelengths Low Impedance 1/4 Wave Counterpoise Low Band VHF

    36.0 MHz 5 Wavelengths High Impedance No Counterpoise Low Band VHF

    37.9 MHz 5-1/4 Wavelengths Low Impedance 1/4 Wave Counterpoise Low Band VHF

    39.7 MHz 5-1/2 Wavelengths High Impedance No Counterpoise Low Band VHF

    41.5 MHz 5-3/4 Wavelengths Low Impedance 1/4 Wave Counterpoise Low Band VHF

    43.3 MHz 6 Wavelengths High Impedance No Counterpoise Low Band VHF

    45.1 MHz 6-1/4 Wavelengths Low Impedance 1/4 Wave Counterpoise Low Band VHF

    46.8 MHz 6-1/2 Wavelengths High Impedance No Counterpoise Low Band VHF

    48.6 MHz 6-3/4 Wavelengths Low Impedance 1/4 Wave Counterpoise Low Band VHF

    50.4 MHz 7 Wavelengths High Impedance No Counterpoise 6m Amateur

    52.2 MHz 7-1/4 Wavelengths Low Impedance 1/4 Wave Counterpoise 6m Amateur

    54.0 MHz 7-1/2 Wavelengths High Impedance No Counterpoise 6m Amateur

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