Simple Multi-Band Vertical Dipole

This simple multi-band vertical described below will give you very good

performance on 40 through 10m and even work relatively well on 80m.

NO RADIALS REQUIRED !

See full Article and Instructions for Simple Multi-Band Vertical :

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