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Simple and Fun Antennas for Hams by Chuck Hutchinson, C. L. Hutchinson

Simple and Fun Antennas for Hams Chuck Hutchinson, C. L. Hutchinson ebook
Publisher: American Radio Relay League (ARRL)
Format: pdf
ISBN: 9780872598621
Page: 1

A government which robs Peter to pay Paul can always . When I evaluated one here years ago, I found a 16' section of aluminum tubing with four ground radials and an antenna tuner outperformed it in every way, on any band. Aug 3, 2011 - Many of the devices I see on spark fun show that they have an upper limit of 18,000 ft due to COCOM regulations. They can be rigid, flexible or roll-up type. Oct 26, 2013 - Basically HAM radio is a pastime where people around the world buy and/or build radio transceivers, antennas and lots of other gear, and make contacts with each other using the frequencies and modes that complies with rather strict regulations. Jan 13, 2010 - J-pole, and others: A J-pole is a simple antenna that is fun to construct. Feb 6, 2014 - The Magic Wand Antenna A Novel 2 Meter Full Wave Quad LoopBy WB5ISMJERRY RANDALL (SK March 12, 2011 - See update below). This is part of the fun of amateur radio. An over-zealous TSA agent may think you're a terrorist. They can be purchased inexpensively, and be used inside or outside. Multiband use between 20 and 10 meters is possible with 450-ohm ladder line, . There's a lot more out there and they are so simple you'd wonder why anybody ever buys one. DON'T LAUGH about this antenna! Ripley says "Believe it or Not"! The TAK would discourage you and you can expend http://arrl-ohio.org/convention-2012io_8-11-12.pdf. Apr 30, 2014 - For the higher HF bands (20 through 10 meters), this antenna is easily assembled and requires a small quantity of wire, some ceramic insulators, a suitable mast, 50-ohm feed line or 450-ohm feed line, a simple ground radial system, and a sturdy antenna matchbox or ATU. We use a Byonics transmitter attached to a Garmin 18x GPS and a simple antenna. Dec 20, 2013 - Guess what, as of December 2013, it's not an issue, even though the radios, antenna wires, and other gear might look very suspicious. This was a fun and inexpensive project.