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Radio amateurs and short-wave listeners all want to achieve the very best from their HF and VHF equipment. Receivers and transmitters are available to professional
Radio amateurs and short-wave listeners all want to achieve the very best from their HF and VHF equipment. Receivers and transmitters are available to professional standards, but very few people have the real estate to erect the sort of antenna used by a commercial radio station. In his 208-page paperback, "Backyard Antennas," antenna guru Peter Dodd explains how—by using a variety of simple techniques—it's possible to achieve very high performance from a compact antenna. Also detailed is how to make an antenna efficient on several bands at once. The book covers end-fed and center-fed antennas, rotary beams, loops, t
Radio amateurs and short-wave listeners all want to achieve the very best from their HF and VHF equipment. Receivers and transmitters are available to professional standards, but very few people have the real estate to erect the sort of antenna used by a commercial radio station. In his 208-page paperback, "Backyard Antennas," antenna guru Peter Dodd explains how—by using a variety of simple techniques—it's possible to achieve very high performance from a compact antenna. Also detailed is how to make an antenna efficient on several bands at once. The book covers end-fed and center-fed antennas, rotary beams, loops, tuning units, VHF/UHF antennas, antenna and mast construction, transmission lines, and how to estimate and measure the performance of your antenna. Whether you have a house, bungalow or apartment, "Backyard Antennas" will help you find the solution to radiating a good signal on your favorite band.
Reference Book, "Backyard Antennas", 208 pages, Paperback, Each
Part Number: RSG-BKYA
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