Antenns and Station Design

Mosley TA-63N 20m to 6m be loated on tower at 54ft above ground level.
The ground level at the base of the tower is at 64 ft above sea level. This is
measured usng a gps.
The antenna is feed with 105 ft of LMR-400.
LMR-400 come into the shack to a patch panel
From patch panel to LDG AT-1000ProII Autotuner antenna port 2. using RG-8x coax.
The bean use a T2X Hy-Gain rotor controlled by hy-gain DCU-2 controler. I use Ham Radio Deluxe
Rotor cintrol to control the rotor using grid squares.

G5RV strung between trees running in a North to South direction at 60ft above ground
Each leg is 52ft feed in the center with 450 ohm laddler line 50 ft long
from the end of the ladder line is connected to 110 ft of LMR-400 coax to antenna
patch panel in the shack. from panel to LDG AT-1000ProII Autotuner antenna port 1

The input from the AT-1000ProII Autotuner goes to the output of Ameritron AL-80A
amplifier. 3ft of RG-8x used for the connection between the two. From the amp. to the Yaesu FT-857D is 3ft of RG-8x.

The Yaesu FT-857D is power by ALinco DM-340MV pwr surply using a MFJ 1118 pwr patch panel. I use head phones and foot 
switch.

All equipment and antena patch panel are grounded to a cooper grounding pad in the shack and lead out side using #6 cooper
wire. There are 8ft ground rods spaced 20ft apart from the shack to the antenna tower to electrical power ground. The tower is grouned
on each leg, which is connected together and feed to the power ground. The entire system is a HALO grounding sytem
