The front of the house, looking north west from where I am standing. The Spiderbeam is at 27ft behind the house. The coconut tree to the right of the Spiderbeam is the center support for my 40/30m dipole.

Another look up at the Spiderbeam from the side of the house. You can see the center of the 40/30m dipole in the picture also. The beam will eventually be ~35ft high.

You can see the vertical sprouting out the top of this tree in my back yard. This will eventually be a full size 1/4 wave vertical, with an inverted L for 160 (70ft vertical).

I bolted my 40m vertical from Key West to the tree trunk to get the top up 55ft or so just for the IARU contest. A wire runs down from this point (above an insulator) to the ground.

An old butternut vertical coil I used to load the 55ft vertical on 80m

Vertical antenna feed point. I used 8 1/4 wave radials for the IARU contest. I will start burying them in the grass so the lawn maintenance dudes don't mash them up - and add a few dozen more eventually, before winter.

The back of the house. The house sits at the edge of a 6ft embankment, which makes the antenna a little bit higher.

Looking north at the jungle beyond the fence line which will eventually hold a couple 1200ft beverage receive antennas.