According to Jason (KM4ACK), there are three masts essential to good portable operations. These masts will elevate your signals above the ground noise level and will improve the efficiency of your field operation.
In this video, Jason discusses the pros and cons of three masts options: The SOTA Beams Mast, the TN07 Green Mast, and the Fiberglass Big Mast.
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Fiberglass Big Mast – https://tn07.com/telescoping-masts
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