The dipoles at 7 and 21 MHz have a high SWR, with SWR of 1.9 at 7 MHz and 1.7 at 21 MHz. I finally managed to get the antenna down under the scorching sun and check it. (It's scorching hot in Ozamiz during the day.) There was nothing particularly wrong with it, but I measured the element length. For some reason the left and right sides were different lengths so I adjusted them.
The result was SWR 1.592 at 7.020 MHz and SWR 1.5 at 21.110 MHz. When feeding a horizontal dipole with a theoretical impedance of 75 ohms with a 50 ohm coaxial cable, the SWR is about 1.5. The current measured SWR is 1.592, which is close to the theoretical value and is at a level that is acceptable for practical use. The Smith chart value is 75 ohms, so I think it's in good condition.
7MHz value measured with NanoNVA The lowest SWR is at 7.020MHz.
21MHz value measured with NanoNVA The center is at 20.960MHz, but this is within the margin of error, so we have left it as it is.