beam dx

The Antenna Elmer - Here you will find information about wire antennas as well as directional beams.

A Lowband Antenna that is Almost Free  ^pop - The Shunt-fed Tower, an effective Low Band Antenna, uses your beam as a capacitive top-hat and only needs a simple feed network and a good ground system to work DX on 80M and 160M.

3 elements Yagi for 20 meters - A 3 Element Mono-band Yagi for 20 meters by Kees Wiegers, PA5CW (ex-PA3BHS)

BVO2 Yagis - Yagi beam plans for 144MHz band

G5RV Beam  ^pop - G5RV 40m Beam Antenna

3 Element Yagi for Six meter band  ^pop - Plans for 3 elements beam antenna and gamma matches

50 Mhz yagi plans - 5 Elem. yagi for 10 meters, 9 element yagi beam antenna for six meters band by ON4ANT

50 Mhz 6 element yagi - G3PTO antenna drawing plan for a 50Mhz 6 Element Yagi

Optimised Six-Metre Yagi - Design for a 5 element beam on a 23 foot boom with an unusual combination of performance characteristics

8 and 4 yagi antennas for 50 Mhz - 8 and 4 elemets yagi beam antenna by N6CA

BVO70 Yagis by DJ9BV - The latest and best yagi beams for 432MHz tested and optimized with NEC

Hexagonal Beam - How to build an Hexagonal antenna in 3 hours

Using Delta Matching on HF Beams - Using delta match with HF antennas design

T-Hunting Antennas  ^pop - 4 Element Cubical Quad, Yagis, LZA Circular Quad, Shrunken Quad , quarter wave, J-Pole, beam mounting , changing polarity

The gain of aerials: the myths explained - In the long history of beam aerials there has persistently existed the claim that certain types of aerials perform better than yagis.

Fixed inverted vee antenna for 80m - Infos and plans for an Inverted V wire antenna for 80 meters band

DXCC Beam headings - Display a current DXCC list with beam headings centered on your location.

Amateur Radio RF Safety Calculator - This is a main beam power density estimation program intended for use as part of a routine evaluation of RF safety compliance with FCC regulations.

Spiderbeam antennas  ^pop - High Performance Lightweight Antennas. The spider beam is a full size lightweight tribander yagi for 20/15/10m, made from fiberglass and wire. It has been specially developed as a highly efficient antenna for dx-pedition and portable use.

DXBeam - Located in France, DXBeam designs and manufactures a range of monoband, dual band and triband antennas, rotary dipoles, Moxons and Yagis

MDXA DXCC Beam Headings - Display a current DXCC list with headings centered on your location

DXView  ^{updated  pop} - A free application that displays location information determined from a callsign, displays translations of common "QSO words and phrases" in the languages used in the callsign's DXCC entity, displays beam headings and SpotCollector DX Spots on a world map, displays country maps, and provides point-and-click control of antenna rotators from AlfaSpid, ARSWIN, Heath, Hygain, M2, Prosistel, SARTek, TIC, Trackbox, and Yaesu

BeaconClock - Real-time, schedule of the transmitting times, frequencies, short-path and long-path beam headings for each beacon from your QTH. BeaconClock is for Windows 9x/NT/2k systems.

Azimuth - The AZIMUTH program plots a world map in either azimuth (beam heading) or Mercator projections. If you specify your home location in latitude and longitude, the azimuth projection is centred on your location. The Azimuth map program can display Maidenhead grids - this is useful for 6m, 2m, and UHF DX communication display. Various features of the map are: Azimuth or Mercator projections , Maidenhead grid display, Simple map zooming, Print maps with adequate resolution up to one meter sized map

Beam Aim - Draws a world map centered on your QTH. Type in a DX station's call sign to get the beam aim azimuth and distance to the station.