Hi there and thank you for looking me up here, I got my license and call 1982, upgraded then, but was then qrt for about 35 years until I started up again - my qth is now approx. 20km east of Stockholm in the village of Saltsjo-Boo.

Using an old Icom 756 at the moment with an SB200 or L4B when there is a pileup around

I use one ocf-dipole with 27 and 13mtr legs, about 6 to8 meters up for 15-17-20-24  hanging between 2 trees,

I added a coil to the short legs of  ocf dipole, with about 80-100v of 0.8mm Cu on a 50mm diameter plastic tube and then 3mtr 0.75mmFK wire for using on 160mtrs band with low swr.

goes from west to east with rg58 feederline in to the schack, then one tuned dipole for 80mtr and one for 40mtr horisontally - which both looks like an "Y" where 3legs are 19,5 mtr of 0.75mm for eighty.

On 10mtr I also use an 5element monobeam by CuuDee   (see pic down) mounted in tower about 16mtr up, with Belden rg213 feeder down and a ham4 rotor, connected to my Icom730/751or756 with an old Astatic T3 mic thrue an Behringer T1952 compressor used from time to time.

My Collins 51J4  - tubereciever, see pic down, used most for receiving of very strong signals on 40/80mtr - when sending with icom730 or 751/756on the other dipoles - the vfo in it has been rebuilt by an amateur friend of mine and he also fixed it for ssb, and he uses also one for rxing.            

                                                                                                                                                   

      my old Collins 51J4                                                    one of the steamboats coming in to Hasseludden nearby me                           10mtr 5el

 

 

                                 This is my cat..                                                                                                                                                     and this....

 thank you for visiting my page - 73 de SM0NTK - (alias SE5K) Anders

SWL reports are always welcome and I will send qsl back.

 

 

 

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