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Antennas & BASICS very ham needs at least one antenna , and most hams have built one. This chapter, by ChuckHutchinson, K8CH, covers theory and construction of antennas for most radio amateurs. Hereyou ll find simple verticals and dipoles, as well as quad and Yagi projects and other antennas thatyou can build and amount of available space should be high on the list of factors to consider when selecting anantenna. Those who live in urban areas often must accept a compromise antenna for the HF bandsbecause a city lot won t accommodate full-size wire dipoles, end-fed systems or high supporting struc-tures. Other limitations are imposed by the amount of money available for an antenna system (includingsupporting hardware), the number of amateur bands to be worked and local zoning objectives also come into play. Do you want to dedicate yourself to serious contesting andDXing?
ANTENNA BASICS very ham needs at least one antenna, and most hams have built one. This chapter, by Chuck Hutchinson, K8CH, covers theory and construction of antennas for most radio amateurs. Here you’ll find simple verticals and dipoles, as well as quad and Yagi projects and other antennas that you can build and use.
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