Much is published across the world about amateur radio antennas. "International Antennas" brings together some of the very best material that's been published in re
Much is published across the world about amateur radio antennas. "International Antennas" brings together some of the very best material that's been published in recent years. There are over 50 articles included, with authors from Australia, Scandinavia, South Africa, United Kingdom, USA and more. This 176-page paperback has an emphasis on practical rather than theoretical. You'll find descriptions of the construction and performance of antennas, enabling the reader to build their own versions. These articles are written by experienced radio amateurs so pleased with the performance of their particular antenna, that t
Much is published across the world about amateur radio antennas. "International Antennas" brings together some of the very best material that's been published in recent years. There are over 50 articles included, with authors from Australia, Scandinavia, South Africa, United Kingdom, USA and more. This 176-page paperback has an emphasis on practical rather than theoretical. You'll find descriptions of the construction and performance of antennas, enabling the reader to build their own versions. These articles are written by experienced radio amateurs so pleased with the performance of their particular antenna, that they've put pen to paper to share experiences.
A huge range of antennas are included in this book, covering 17 bands from VLF through to 70cm. You will read articles covering everything from 'stealthy' antennas—to novel approaches toward classic antennas. There are verticals, loops, beams, and a host of unusual designs. The collection contains so much, in fact, that the editor has provided a cross-reference to see at-a-glance the bands each antenna is designed for, and if they're intended for fixed use or mobile/portable operation.