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Product Reviews June 2023 Eagle One Vertical HF Antenna
However, when I tried to write the imported code. Page 4. www.arrl.org QST June 2023 43 plug to the radio, I got a “band error.” I needed to do further research ... Learn More
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Build Your Dream
Jun 12, 2009 ... The American Radio Relay League (ARRL) is the national association for amateur radio, connecting hams around the U.S. with news, ... Learn More
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The Offset Multiband Trapless Antenna (OMTA)
One approach to a. October 1995 QST Volume 79, Number 10. Page 1 - Copyright © 1996 American Radio Relay League, Inc. All rights reserved. Page 3. or a 40-20-17 ... Learn More
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A practical approach to HF and VHF antennas, plus antenna By ...
Second, the resulting gain of a J-pole may be less than a properly made. 1/4 wave ground plane. Some amateur radio J-poles will work reasonably well and others ... Learn More
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ARRL Announces KF2YN's ARRL Antenna Designer's Notebook
TAGS: antenna design, arrays, arrl, beams, dual band, modeling software, omnidirectional antennas, radio amateurs, single band, state of the art, vertical ... Learn More
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The “Chicken Wire Wonder” — A Unique Broadband Vertical ...
In addition to these broadband. “wonder” antennas, there are several truly efficient broadband antennas suitable for the Amateur Radio bands. These antennas. Learn More
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160 and 80 Meter Matching Network for Your 43 foot Vertical — Part 2
Jan 2, 2010 ... Amateur Extra class operator and ARRL Life. Member Phil Salas, AD5X, was first licensed as WN3BCQ in 1964. Ham radio became the reason he ... Learn More
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New Edition of ON4UN's Low-Band DXing Now Shipping!
Dec 14, 2010 ... ... antenna, DXing, software defined radio, Top Band, vertical antennas ... every fan of 40 meters through Top Band needs in the shack. It is ... Learn More
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VHF Omnidirectional
The American Radio Relay League (ARRL) is the national association for amateur radio, connecting hams around the U.S. with news, information and resources. Learn More
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Product Reviews August 2024 BG2FX FX4CR Portable Transceiver
I used the beam for directed contacts, and the vertical gave me contacts every- where else. The on-the-fly antenna swapping using the radio's A/B switch allowed ... Learn More
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