Nice job I also agree that ladder line is the best

Excellent video for people who live in high rise apartments like me. I am on the 14th floor and always used to wonder !

Awesome.  Relaxed and spoken naturally.

Thank you for the nice informative explanation.  I am thinking of getting into ham radio and thought I would start by listening with a SDR.

Fantastic ! I live in an apartment, and this helped me a lot. Thank you.

Nice explanation and how-to. Thank you very much.

I really appreciate this video. Since getting my SDR I've been looking for an explanation of the nuts and bolts of making a multi-band antenna for receive only.

Awesome video. Counter poise for those who live in high rise is a great tip. I was always not sure how to make it work on the 18th floor where the antenna wire is mounted!

Thank you for making this tutorial for noobs like me.

This is a wonderful approach to multiple antennas (all-in-one) for the SDR receiver! Thanks.

Great work!  Thank you!

Great explanation, I saw a partial vid using phone cable (multi band) as an ant and have been looking for a detailed tutorial. Thanks

This is genius. Thanks for posting!

Thanks so much for helping out and making this simple

awesome video, big thanks for goin through your process!   :)

very clear. awesome work

Amazing! Thank you so much for this video, sir.

Thank you, helpful!

This answered a lot of questions I had, thank you!
A couple quick questions I still have, as silly as they may sound:
1) When you're cutting those CAT wires to length, do the "dead" ends interfere with the signal (i.e. should you slide them out of the insulation?)
2) What's the difference between grounding to a rod stuck in the earth vs. the ground in a grounded outlet? (I live on the 2nd floor in an HOA + I've also never seen anyone suggest using the ground in an outlet, so there must be a good reason.)
3) When you say "just one wire," referring to the "hot" wire in the core of the run, is this connected to all of the different lengths of CAT wire in the antenna at the same time, or do you have to change the length of the connection based on what frequency you're trying to receive?

Thanks for walking through this setup!

very Interesting. I'll have to try it out.