The reason for starting the END-FED antenna thread -

[Nan and Sandy Sanders]

Dick, check out http://www.aa5tb.com/efha.html he has a good write up 
and a list of links at the end. Most of the very little HF operating 
I have done has been with end fed half waves but at qrp power 
levels.  You will have to have a large enough plate spacing on the 
cap but it should not be too bad. I think there is tuner modeling 
software out there some where that should give you some idea of the 
voltage across the cap.
      Sandy
     WB5MMB


At 10:38 AM 10/6/2014, R Crammer wrote:
>I was really trying to find if anyone had built a basically 
>horizontal antenna that would handle 100-200 W RF.  The high 
>impedance end can make this challenging.  The PAR antennas were 
>basically designed for power levels under 5 W.
>
>We can close the thread if noone had done this or has an interest. 
>If anyone wants to continue the discussion of verticals maybe we 
>should change the subject line.
>
>73,
>Dick KY2E
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