The antenna above has been described by Nadisha, 4S7NR and may be of interest to anyone wishing to get on 80M (3.5MHz) that have limited space available. L1 is 12 feet. L2 also is 12 feet and the overall length is 48 feet. The two loading coils are described as 67.83uH and can consist of…
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Double Bazooka Coaxial Dipole Antenna
Double Bazooka Coaxial Dipole Antenna Info There is a lot of controversy surrounding the Double Bazooka Coaxial Dipole. Its bandwidth claims have sometimes been exaggerated. On this page I give details of how to build two different versions of the Double Bazooka Antenna. One antenna uses all coax the other uses coax and twin lead…
HF Ham Radio Antennas For Apartments
by AG4DG The Issues A full-size antenna for HF (except for the 10m band) is not feasible for apartments due to the space required. An apartment antenna should have the following characteristics:
Full Wave Loop Antenna
How to build a tuned loop antenna
Fabricating CB antennas
An old article about homebrewing antennas for eleven meters band.
Attic Antennas
Attic antennas can work better than you might think, some of mine work as well as their outside counterparts
Instructions for Putting up a Long-Wire Antenna
How to setup a long wire antenna
The Vertical Bazooka Antenna
One of the easiest and quickest antennas to build is the Vertical Bazooka, which is made entirely from coaxial cable.
7 element Yagi for 20 Meters band
Yagi Antenna for 20 Meters band
