FT710做为入门机器的话可以搭配什么天线？

看你架设条件和金钱。最好肯定是八木，差点750，端馈固定架设。野架就拉杆gp和拉杆正v

@"BD4UJA"#p69156 家里二楼没有条件只能更多的野架,我想优先选取的顺序是正V GP 端馈。有什么好的意见建议？

家里，八木，dp，倒v,750v，gp4，端馈，，，还有loop 野外，拉杆正v，倒v，快拆gp4，拉杆gp，端馈

看你能带多少东西出门、要去什么环境野架来决定，正V需要撑杆或者灯架还得拉风绳，GP直接地钉插土里就行了，端馈得借助树木或者撑杆。没有固定的最优解，这三个最好都拥有，使用中感受一下不同天线的特点是很有必要的。

@"BG5EYK"#p69158 买一套jpc-7吧，就是拉杆正v，配个4.8米灯架就能玩。然后jpc的有个好处就是能变成pac-12 gp天线。 gp么还能阳台横置玩玩ft8。这天线缺点就是因为拉杆所以一次只能一个波段，没法打比赛。所以建议再入手一套端馈

@"BD4UJA"#p69231 [upl-image-preview uuid=7e011463-7b2d-4f98-af22-5a4bce100f37 url=https://storage.hamcq.cn/2025-06-09/1749493150-697398-7e011463-7b2d-4f98-af22-5a4bce100f37.jpg alt={TEXT?}] +1 JPC就是我现在的主力了，多波段很简单的，弄几对电线，裁剪好，并接上底座，风绳拉开就成了正V+倒V多波段组合 [upl-image-preview uuid=f4dc7aa1-92fc-4ade-be91-d3b98a81fdbf url=https://storage.hamcq.cn/2025-06-09/1749493383-407755-2025-02-19-16-11-img-2749.jpg alt={TEXT?}]

首先还是全尺寸天线效果好，比加感线圈强多了。其次，配置一个GP拉杆，架设方便，调频也方便。晋级，添置一个正V拉杆。再配置两根10米端线，尝试一下40米的倒v。我说的是野架环境，因为固定架设空间环境要求太多，有条件直接750就行了，以后再慢慢琢磨。初期短波，你要想着天线一次性到位。还是要根据自身条件搭建！

@"BA7NNC-JOE"#p69257 请问您这是什么天线怎么这么多拉杆

@"BG4LIR"#p69834 就两正V拉杆其他都是电线。。。。。。

If FT710 is used as a beginner's radio, what antennas can it be paired with?

BG5EYK

If FT710 is used as a beginner's radio, what antennas can it be paired with?

BD4UJA

Considering your setup conditions and budget, a Yagi antenna is likely the best option. Ideally, you would have a 750 MHz Yagi with a fixed feed-line. For a field installation, you could use a telescoping GP (ground plane) and a telescoping V-shaped antenna.

BG5EYK

BD4UJA The second floor of my house doesn't have enough space, so I can only use more antennas. I would like to prioritize the following order: positive V, GP, and direct feed. Do you have any good suggestions?

ABCDEFG

BG5EYK Use positive V.

BD4UJA

BG5EYK Buy a JPC-7, which has a V-shaped mast. You can also add a 4.8-meter antenna to use it. One advantage of the JPC-7 is that it can be converted into a PAC-12 GP antenna. You can also use it on your balcony for horizontal FT8 operation. However, the disadvantage of this antenna is that you can only operate one band at a time due to the mast, making it difficult to participate in competitions. Therefore, I recommend buying another end-fed antenna.

BH9FPK

At home: Yagi antenna, DP (down-converter), inverted V, 750V, GP4, feedline, and loop.
Outdoors: Pull-out V, inverted V, quick-release GP4, pull-out GP, end feed.

Liridice

The best choice depends on how much you need to carry, the environment where you'll be using it, and whether you need a stand or pole. For "True Vertical" antennas, you'll also need a support pole or lamp post, and for "GP" antennas, you can simply drive them directly into the ground. It's important to have all three types of antennas so you can experiment with their different characteristics.

BA7NNC-JOE

BD4UJA

JPC is my current main setup. It's very simple to set up: just get a few pairs of wires, cut them to the right length, connect them to the base, and pull the guy ropes to create the V-shaped antenna.

BG4LIR

BA7NNC-JOE Excuse me, what kind of antenna is this? And why does it have so many knobs/controls?

bh1cqz

First of all, the full-size antenna performs much better than adding a coil.
Secondly, a GP lever can be configured for easy installation and adjustment of frequency.
Upgrade to a standard V-shaped pole. Also, install two 10-meter end lines and try out the 40-meter inverted V.

I'm referring to the environment in a field setting, because the requirements for a fixed installation environment are too demanding. If possible, it's best to start with 750 MHz and then gradually explore other options later. Initially, focus on getting the antenna set up correctly. Ultimately, you need to build your system based on your own specific conditions.

BD4WCL

bh1cqz I agree, but the GP must be a full-size unit; otherwise, it will be very inefficient.Please disregard what I said about the 100-watt generator.😅

BG5ELQ

BG4LIR The two manual V-pull levers are different from the others, which are all electric.

BA7NNC-JOE

BG4LIR What was said above is correct.

For the two V-shaped rods, each 10 meters long, and the two pairs connected to them, which are inverted V-shaped wire antennas for transmitting 20 meters and 15 meter bands, the ends of the inverted V-shaped wire antennas are secured with insulators and guy wires. The three bands are then combined using a JPC 1:1 balun mounted on the base, forming a three-band antenna system. This makes setting up the antenna much more enjoyable.

NB6G

I don't think the FT710 is suitable for beginners, it's too complicated. However, I can't seem to get all of the device's functions working.

Additionally, I still think a standard GP (General Purpose) mast antenna is sufficient. Just make sure the ground wire is properly installed. Also, a dipole antenna can be considered if you have a sufficiently tall mast. Alternatively, you could also consider purchasing a pre-made End-fed Half Wave antenna, but this requires technical expertise and may not be suitable for beginners. I'm still trying to fully understand this.

BH6QCE

[未知用户] E.F. HW, direct feed?

NB6G

BH6QCE Okay, half-wave transmission.

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