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HUSTLER HF MultiBand Vertical Amateur Ham Radio Base Antenna Hustler 5BTV

Hi There again

I've just bought and installed the Hustler 5BTV. I seems to be a great antenna, but I just need to mount it in the ground properly for it to work and per documentation: I bought mine from DX Engineering and they got it to me within a week from the USA to NZ.

Great Hi Performance HF Amateur Ham Radio Transceiver Vertical Base Antenna! Can be ground mounted or roof mounted. Work Stations all over the globe, simply clamp to a pipe in the ground, or mount on a standard roof or building mount too! Covers 10, 15, 20, 40 & 80M. A Tuner is not required, but is reccomended for any HF multiband antenna. ( additional use on 11, 12 & 17M may be possible with many tuners) Easy to assemble and install, instructions are included. Requires an Optional length of Coaxial Cable, and Clamps are included to attach to any Optional mast mounting pipe.. Approx. 25ft tall when fully assembled, Handles up to 1500 watts PEP. For SSB / AM / FM / CW .

HF Ham Radio Vertical MutiBand High Performance Base Antenna! Covers 10-80M Bands ( 10, 15, 20, 40, 75/80 Meters )! For Transmitting and Receiving! Approx 25ft tall Aluiminum with Coils, Handels up to 1500W PEP! Attaches to most Standard Optional Mast Pipes, & Requires Optional length of 50 ohm Coax Cable. Designed To Be Ground or Roof mounted! AM - SSB - FM - CW! 

I found this website to have great advice:

http://g0kya.blogspot.com/2009/07/hustler-5-btv.html

Pulp-o-Mizer

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NEW ZEALAND AMATEUR RADIO BANDPLANS

These charts show the New Zealand bandplans. These bandplans are to ensure that your transmissions do not impose problems on other operators and that their transmissions do not impact on you. It is to the advantage of all operators that the published bandplans be used. The Ministry of Economic Development (MED) defines the band limits, while the internal band segments are derived from the IARU Region 3 bandplans with New Zealand adaptations. The band limits are found in "Schedule 3" (attached to each amateur radio licence) and on the NZART web site in the Study Guide (Regulations). (see note 1 below for URL) The Region 3 bandplans are at the IARU Region 3 web site. (see note 2 below for URL)

Marchwood 13.8V 30/40 Amp Power Supply

Hello All I have one of these power supplies, but don't have a circuit diagram for it.

I saw a link on G4RVH's blog but the document isn't there any longer. Can somebody please let me know where I can get diagrams please? 73 de ZL1RAH [Rodger]