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| The primary goal for any SOTA antenna is to be lightweight while also being somewhat efficient. Typically setups use low power (unless you have strong arms!) so we want to get the best out of them. | The primary goal for any SOTA antenna is to be lightweight while also being somewhat efficient. Typically setups use low power (unless you have strong arms!) so we want to get the best out of them. | ||
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| Here’s some recommendations for masts and supports. | Here’s some recommendations for masts and supports. | ||
| - | * SOTABeams do extensive poles and guying systems. | + | * [[https:// |
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