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This is an awesome video. Great detail, will be buying.

Hope yall enjoyed estes park. I live up there. Maybe yall will come back. Let me know ill show ya a good time. Funny im looking to invest in some buddipole gear and ran across this video. Well cheers!

what would happen if you mounted this on top of your home which happens to have a flat metal roof and used that entire flat metal roof as the counterpoise, would that work?.... the counterpoise is definitely over 3 feet off the ground and totally surrounds the antenna

Good presentation. Tim K3LSU

More videos please! You guys are having so much f'in fun!

Thanks for the tutorial. Time to buy one.

Why are the radials elevated?

Video very nice like good

Many Buddipole users have modified how the coax connects to the VersaTee. Much more secure than using the pins provided on the coax. Also, I've used the Buddipole set up as a vertical for years with great success on HF 40M - 10M. Got my WAS and DXCC using a Buddipole in my backyard. BTW, I live in an HOA community and thanks to Buddipole I'm able to operate.

I love this antenna and can't wait to take it to the beach.

I've always used my Buddipole as a horizontal dipole. This year for the 2021 Florida QSO Party I am going to try using a vertical and see how it goes.

Very well made video with clear information.

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I think the buddipole vertical seems to be really nice it looks like it works really well I'm still stuck between Alpha and chameleons but I think the buddipole separates from both companies the way your system is seems to be realistic

I went to eham when your vertical antenna and it got some bad reviews out of 200 and something people if that your connectors break in the one guy said some of the stuff rusted I don't understand that it looks like high quality parts what people are giving it a bad review I'm trying to figure out why maybe you can enlighten me I appreciate it

You really used Quality Parts I mean there's no cheap parts being used I think your antenna is ideal I think it's rugged well-made high quality thank you for sharing this video I'm Amazed

I'm interested in checking this vertical app

Why your counterpoise above ground when all other verticals is on ground ?

Still relevant and awesome 10 years later. I picked up a Buddipole Deluxe kit from a friend and started researching the different configurations. I ordered the painters pole adapter from Buddipole and then found this video. I had already received my confirmation email that my adapter was packaged and ready to ship when I sent a quick email asking if I can still add the counterpoise and adapter to my order. Chris responded within minutes that he would add what I needed and get it sent off right away. I am glad I found this video because I am really looking forward to all of the different configurations that this system has to offer. Watching Chris use the clip across the leads to find peak noise is an awesome tip that I never would have considered. As a new SOTA activator, I just brought my Buddipole to W7A/AE-035 Baker Butte Lookout, up in Northern Arizona, and I made a barefoot contact to Florida using my KX3 and the Buddipole Deluxe setup as a horizontal dipole. That was a voice contact on LSB. Great antenna and great customer service!! What more can you ask for?? 73 de N7DSX

BUDDYPOLES ARE GREAT, I LOVE THEM. REAL HAM RADIO

Borrowed a buddi vertical. Only issue was never got 20 really right as seem to over shoot adjustments. 1.6:1 14.185 with feeling my large chicken coup house affected the settings. Moved 18 feet out better but no room to go further. Coax was 62 feet to rig. Could this have affected counterpoise?.

Confusing, do you also need the antenna arms with the shckcord whip?

Too many small parts to get lost, especially when DX'ing from a remote location.

By the time you get set up the day is over. Get a yo-yotenna and be done with it.

Buddipole is a pain to adjust.

nice one but how to set it up for 40m

Interesting other portable coil verticals like wolf rivers and others work great tune to a very low SWR with the ground poise on the ground.

nice explanation.... thank you

Penile island?

if I bought two complete buddipoles could i make a multi band two element yagi ?

need to use my buddi more,its a fantastic portable. Thanks for the video

The Delica monopod has a 1/4-20 stud. The Versatee is a 1/2 inch pipe thread. How do the two mate together?

What kind of PTT are you holding at the end of the video?

The top driven element

Dead easy op 40 or 20 vertical, had great results

very helpful counterpoise on field need learn more about it

VERY helpful

There's that damn parrot again!

"This parrot's dead!" "No he's not, he's sleeping."

Are you using the 817 due to battery power??

Which leg did you lengthen?

0:03 - 0:08 "Hey! Can I get some nuts up here? Maybe some fruit?"

I'm thinking about doing one to North Sentinel island. Who's with me?!

I sure wish I would have watched this video BEFORE field day. I was counting on the instructions to walk me through the various setups. Oops, I should have listened to myself when I said "Self, practice setting it up first and make a few contacts before field day". I was getting 19 SWR on my attempt to go on 40m tonight. I had to give up. I'll be on 40m tomorrow night, trust me.

this is real ham radio. hams using HTs to talk 2 meter simplex don't cut it for me. very nice video!

How many watts were you pushing on the 857?

Very nice video clip thank you

Wonderful video. Thanks. I need a holiday......

I really liked, Amiran 4L5P from Georgia.