Unbelievable craftsmanship. Excellent build quality and really good work. Thanks for making this video.

Wow, damn, that's a ton of work.  Super impressed

Nice project Justin - I look forward to doing some 80m comparisons this coming dx season Dave

I just happened on this terrific video. You have a lovely plot of land. Wonderful that you can have space for good antennas!

Very nice set up, Ne2e

Thank you for sharing your build Justin. I can only envy the plot of land you have. I am stuck in a tiny back garden with a cobweb antenna (folded dipole) Great to see that this antenna works well for you on 80m
Happy DX 73

Very nice installation which required a lot of work for sure. Great documentary! Seems to work pretty well. 73 de DJ7WW

Excellent work.
I used a horizontal loop about 260' square, as I recall, and it worked remarkably well for in state (Alaska) QSos. I used it to work CW with my wife when I would go out on fly in hunts to Kodiak or Montague Island. We both had loops and copy was always solid even though she was running 5W and I was running 1.5W. She always had the strongest signal on the band.

Yo Justin, good stuiff! Shame we couldnt compare while 4SQing in UK :) Anyway, hope to build one soon back here in OK Land... Jiri M0ITY (G0KPW/M6T Team). Very good work, I like the setup and fact you made the collins unit yourself.

Nice antenna, thanks for sharing
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Wow, great video.  Many thanks!!!  Robert K5TPC

Just to let you know, I'm not at all envious.......not much anyway.......maybe just a little, thanks for your hard work.👍🇬🇧

Only slightly envious. With that running water you could setup some small, but potentially useful waterwheels. G7VFY

6:37 You can se its going all the way up - which is really lucky since the guy wires would float in mid air otherwise

I guess the front to back ratio depends on the elevation angle of the incoming signal.

Do another video show the Collins radio

used to work Tony G3LNP , think he had a 4sq as well on 80m.
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Congrats for the 4SQ on 80m. I had my 4SQ up and running 1980 - 1984, with 8 directions. Highest F/B is at low takeoff angles. Best difference is ar 135° from front element, some 40.dB or so. Extend the feed point of the vertical s to 1m up, so the radials slope down to ground offers some 1.5 dB better performance on long haul dx. In direction NW & NE, extend the radials to › 80m gives you an honest 6 dB better signal into W7 & W6. Try 8 directions (K3LC-version), and you will be amazed about the behaviour.
GL & 73 /Björn SM6EHY

Very nice and thought out. This is the "next" project, hope I can get the 4sq up before winter here in TF ... I'm always happy when I don't hear a G/GM as well as some other TF's on my vertical - then I know it's working for DX ;)

Top video, great work done. More than one year has past, how is it going? 73's de ON8EI John.