W4OI/HK1AR antenna photos

W4OI/HK1AR Antennas, Page 1

Remember the old story about turning lemons into lemonade? That is what a number of hams around the world have done with tall buildings.

Are tall buildings signal shields or antenna mounts? That obviously depends upon how they are used. How many hams in flat farm country have a 40-meter beam 240 feet above ground? By using the top of his condo building as a base for his antenna tower, W4OI/HK1AR not only has that, he has a multi-element TH7DX ten feet lower.

W4OI/HK1AR antennas on condo building
Tony Rogozinski's condo building in Cartagena, Columbia provides a tall mounting base for his antenna tower.
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