I really love the hams from OH. They think big, think tall, and look for the most out of their antennas. Since they get hit too often with all that aurora stuff, they try and compensate with bigger, stronger, and better antennas.If you are in a low point of the solar cycle, build bigger and better antennas for the lowbands.Like this announcement from OH8X:

It's well known that the bigger and higher the antenna, the better results you'll get. The new 3-element 160m antenna at OH8X must be about as big as you can get. Look out for a strong signal from them during 2009.The new antenna for the 160m Amateur Radio band was completed just in time for Christmas on 24th December after OH8SR and OH6RM had spent three weeks installing it.The Arcala Extremes station OH8X is located at Arkala 65.18N, 26.24E.

The specs? 100 meter tall tower (not feet, but meters). 60 meter booms for both 80 and 160 meters. and five 80-meter full size elements.You can see the picture on the Facebook site.Would your local government provide you permits to put up this antenna support structure?Me neither. But it sure looks nice!