An Antenna Potpourri

Note (2024): These appear to be articles that were prepared but not published or put online, they were later made available by antenneX. These were retrieved from www.on5au.be and re-orgnaized with some duplicate items that exist elsewhere removed.

• A Trap 2-Band 2-Element Beam for 17 and 12 Meters
• Adjusting Near-Perfect Broadband Antennas for 80-75 Meters
• Antenna Systems
• Basic Operating Needs of the Radio Shack

• Design of a 2-3 Element Full-Performance Yagi for Portable and Field Use:
  • Part 1: Electrical Design
  • Part 2: Mechanical Design
  • Part 3: Improving 20- and 17-Meter Performance

• Designing Multi-Band Parasitic Beams:
  • Part 1: General Design
  • Part 2: A Small 15-10-Meter Design Example
  • Part 3: A 3-Element 15-Meter, 4-Element 10-Meter Design Example
  • Part 4: Alternative 15-Meter Moxon, 10-Meter Yagi Design Examples
  • Part 5: Alternative 15-Meter-10-Meter Yagi Design Examples
  • Part 6: Small Yagi-Yagi Alternatives to the Moxon-Yagi 2-Band Beam

• Forming Reasonable Expectations of Modern Tri-Band Beam Designs
• Home-Brew Design and Construction
• Monxon Yagi Rectangle for 10m 15m 20m
• Notes on 2-Band (2m, 70cm) LPDAs Part 1: Narrow Band
• Notes on 2-Band (2m, 70cm) LPDAs Part 2: Wide Band
• Notes on Ribbons, Cages, Parasites, and Lines Broadband Coverage of the 80-75-Meter Band
• Nulling an Unwanted Station: Worse and Better Solutions
• Reinventing the (Big) Wheel
• The Dual-Element Wideband Dipole: Some Preliminary Notes
• The IL-ZX as an 80-Meter Vertical
• The Practical Lindenblad
• The Shack Layout
• The V-Dipole LPDA
• Yagi Driver Assemblies: Linear, Folded Dipole, and Quagi