The CHA MPAS Lite has a wonderful footprint. Everything you need will fit in a 1 gallon plastic bag - except for the whip. Deploying is easy and very doable in most conditions. One of the advantages of the CHA MPAS Lite is the broad lower SRW for most of the higher HF bands. Starting at 20 meters.
This video will explore the SWR graph after deploying the antenna. Of course there are many factors to take into consideration when watching this video. For example, the soil conductivity or the hight if any of the radial. As well as how many radials you deploy.
Which comes to the one concern I have about the antenna is its 60 foot radial. Having a long radial could potentially trip someone walking by and damage the antenna - especially the whip. Although you can turn back the radial - watch the video for the antenna performance.
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