My very first antenna as a novice back in 1956 was an 80 meter dipole 
with a 40 meter dipole hung underneath it.  The end of the 40 meter 
dipole was attached to the 80 meter dipole using a short piece 
of  nylon cord as I recall.  They were fed in parallel with 72-ohm 
twin lead, but that was in the days of the hefty pi network.  Today 
such an antenna would probably  be fed with 50-ohm coax through a 1:1 
balun.  It worked on 80, 40, and 15, which were the only bands open 
to novices at that time.

73,

Dave, W7OQ

At 05:46 AM 3/2/2015, you wrote:
>Thanks to all of you guys that passed on info concerning the windom
>antenna.   I also have a 80, 40 meter fan dipole but the only way I can put
>it up is to hang the 40 meter beneath the 80 meter antenna.  I have never
>had any luck at doing that but it works for Alpha Delta antennas.  I might
>try doing this again instead of the windom but I am not excited about
>trying it again.  If any of you guys have any suggestions on this please do
>not hesitate to let me know..  I can run one leg of the antenna north and
>south and the other leg of the antenna east and west and absolutely no
>other way.  This is the situation I am in On the north and south leg there
>is lots of tree limbs protruding over from next door property that will be
>touching the antenna but the antennas are both insulated and this might
>help some.
>
>Thanks again,