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You can take that same 102'' whip and suspend it in mid air with string or rope and have the radial wires attached and then tie string or rope on the ends(string or rope needs to be non conductive) and pull them at a 45` angle or so and you have your 1/4 wave vertical.

Keep in mind you have no electrical connection to earth other than your coax's shielding so close consideration to safety should be taken when electrical storms approach.

[QUOTE="mackmobile43, post: 297361, member: 6232"] You can take that same 102'' whip and suspend it in mid air with string or rope and have the radial wires attached and then tie string or rope on the ends(string or rope needs to be non conductive) and pull them at a 45` angle or so and you have your 1/4 wave vertical. Keep in mind you have no electrical connection to earth other than your coax's shielding so close consideration to safety should be taken when electrical storms approach. [/QUOTE]

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