Usually I use there inverted V dipoles (40m/20m), 3 element wire ant. (40m), Spiderbeam (20m/15m/10m) and vertical (mainly for 80m band):
2-band dipole 40m+20m band
Consists of 2 dipole antennas in parallel. Feeding point is about 7m up. Symmetry is achieved by 1:1 balun = inductance of
RG58 coax ferrite toroid coil (1 pc of 2" toroid).
3-element Inverted V antenna -
40m monoband.
Consists of 3 inverted V dipole antennas based on EI1A design and oriented East - West.
Director and reflector function is controlled by relays. Center of all 3 elements is 11m up. Radiator uses 1:1 balun at top.
Spiderbeam version #1 - 20m + 15m + 10m bands Original first version of Spiderbeam antenna was built 2003 and was used until 2006 at JN69XP. Then I lost space to raise it up there. It was moved and raised by 2019 to serve me again after long 13 years of its silence. It is 12m up.
Vertical antenna - mainly for 40m and 80m band.
Mast of Spiderbeam is used as vertical antenna, while ATU is connected at the bottom of it.
Few radials are used to improve radiation effectivity.