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Learn how to set up your ham radio antenna to help you make your first contact! In this tutorial, dive into the step-by-step process of setting up an end-fed dipole antenna using a pulley system. Starting from hanging the antenna using a rope over a tree branch, to setting up the distilled end of the dipole, connecting the Kovacs, and running the feed line across the yard. By the end, you'll have a perfect 80-meter NZ dipole set 40 feet high, spanning 135 feet. Perfect for beginners and hobbyist