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Stunning Loop
K9AY is the loop everybody calls "miraculous",
"stunning" and the antenna that beats anything.
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Flag and Pennant
Flag
and Pennant antennas are great for those living on less
than full section farms.
While the Pennant is easier to build, the Flag is symmetrical
and could be made rotatable.
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Beverage
Antenna
The Beverage antenna was developed in the 1920's by American
radio pioneer Harold H. Beverage.
Still today it is one of the best, and most popular, wire
antennas around.
Here we tell you all
about it.
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Newly added
Amazing
Hula Loop
DX antenna
Take two children's hula hoops, make a T cross and wind five turns
of wire through the hoops.
Voilá!
You now have a superb medium wave DX antenna.
You even get an impressive active antenna for the SW bands.
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Praise for the Quantum Phaser
Several: Of the three commercially available Phasers (Quantum,
ANC-4, MFJ) the Quantum Phaser is by far the easiest to operate
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Slopers -- simple,
effective antennas
Mark Connelly: For a simple antenna, a sloper antenna has
a lot going for it. Two opposing-direction slopers fed to a phasing
unit is a time-tested interference-fighting solution endorsed by
a number of the hobby's better known practitioners.
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Antenna
Selector
A simply circuit makes it easy for you to switch between one or
two antennas, or using all at the same time.
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Wooden fence antenna
You have a fence, add a tuner, some wire and a ground rod -- and
you have a fine, hidden antenna.
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