Radio Antennas

4 x 5 yagi 144MHz


(photo: Jonathan Hare by Geoff Rowland)

Portable
Inverted V
HF Delta
Loop
He Balloon
LF vertical
balanced
ATU
small
LF loop
Mini
LF loop
RX loop
Antenna
Portable
op List
X-antenna 12m
vertical
MSF
antennas
2m ZL
special
1 x 5 Emt.
144MHz
2 x 5 Emt.
144MHz
4 x 5 Emt.
144MHz
4:1 balun
3D printer based
antennas
LZ1AQ
Rx loop
I0QM 7
element yagi
more soon



Radio is a fantastic hobby - you can pick-up world music, news and entertainment, even with quite simple equipment.

The heart of exploring this enchanting virtual world (perhaps the first virtual world, well before the internet!) is the radio receiver, but after a little experimentation one begins to realise that the antenna is a crucial component.

The design, construction and dreaming up of new antenna systems promises vast improvements in the performance of a radio system. What's more its possible to make a high performance antenna from bits of wire and simple insulators at very little cost, apart from the time and effort involved - as a result building antennas can be very satisfying, rewarding and inspirational.

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Dr Jonathan Hare, E-mail: jphcreativescience@gmail.com

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