160m sloper

Low band antennas for 80 and 160m  ^pop - Antennae for the Low Bands, 80 and 160m

Inverted U antenna for 160m - An inverted U wire antenna for 200 meters and down

160 Meter Dipole Antenna at W5JGV - Pictures of the 160 meters dipole antenna at W5JGV

K2YWE's Compact 160m Lazy-U Antenna - This compact 160m antenna is a half-wave dipole with a vertical section. It requires no radials and has worked well for me.

Ground System on a 160M vertical - Ground system measurements on a 160 M vertical by Rudy Severns N6LF

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.

KE4UYP Linear loaded vertical antenna - This is a vertically and horizontally polarized antenna the Linear loaded 1/4 wave length vertical radiator introduces very little loss for 80 or 160 meters

160m Shielded loop antenna - the 160m shield loop antenna based on W1FB articles in a number of ARRL publications

Elevated Magnetic Loop for 160 & 75 Meters Priority listing - Tree hung rotatable 160m magnetic loop antenna

The Multi-Band Fan Dipole - How to build a multi-band dipole antenna with a single coax feed. Instructions for a 160M antenna that will fit in the space that a 75M dipole will with almost as good of results as a full size 160M dipole!

80/160m Small Receiving Loop - N3OX 80m/160m rx loop

160 meter sloper antenna - The 160-meter sloper system at K3LR

Antenna switch for sloper antennas - An easy to build antenna switch for long wire antennas, expecially designed for sloper antennas

A half slooper for 160 meters - Italian article includes picturer and plans to homebrew an half-slooper antenna for 160 meters band

Half-sloper antenna for 40-80 - K9CZB QST article about sloper antenna project for 40 and 80 meters band

The Quarter Wave Sloper or the Inverted-V Dipole - A question that seems to be asked nearly everyday is, which is best, the quarter wave sloper or the inverted-V dipole? PDF File by AD communications.

Cheap antenna to make from 160m - 6m  ^pop - The antenna is nothing more than a simple 2.4 metre square loop drawing pinned to the internal brick wall of the spare bedroom. Yep, thats right, the inside wall of the spare bedroom - ideal for flat dwellers, hotel rooms or whinging neighbours, The loop has a simple switched inductance at the top of the square loop and uses a simple coaxial stub to tune the antenna. An additional variable capacitor placed across the feedpoint can be used to fine tune the resonance of the antenna, by Andy G0FTD

KQ6XA Antennas and towers  ^pop - Interesting antennas pojects such as Broadband/Multiband Dipole and Tower radiating antennas for 80m and 160m, HF antenna for the micro-light backpacking enthusiast

UN DX Contest 2010 - The Kazakhstan Federation of Radio sport and Radio amateur (KFRR) and Ministry of Tourism and Sport of the Republic of Kazakhstan are announcing the First UN DX CONTEST All world-wide radio amateurs having the amateur radio licence are invited to participation. Contest period: 12.00 UTC 22 May – 12.00 UTC 23 May 2010 Bands: 160m, 80m, 40m, 20m, 15m, 10m. Modes: CW and SSB

N1EU's Web Site - Original articles and useful hf links for contesting, TopBand 160M, FT-1000MP, Ten-Tec, SSB Audio, Mods and WriteLog

Ham Lake, Minnesota IC-PCR1000 - The system consists of a Icom IC-PCR1000 shortwave radio. Coverage is from 10 KHz to 1300 MHz.. Antenna is a Par Electronics EF-SWL in and sloper configuration.

OM Power - HF Amplifier - Strong RF HF power amplifiers made in europe ! Output 2,5KW 4KW PEP, 160m to 10m.

Yaesu FT-817 discussion group - Members discuss the operation of and modifications to this outstanding QRP rig that covers 160m 70cm with all modes. Site contains a large database of FT-817 FAQs and data files. Antennas, tuners, and power sources are also covered as related to this ultra-compact transceiver.

Adding 160M to HF amplifiers - updated original manuscript, article published in January 1989 QST by Richard L. Measures, AG6K, April 1988

Choosing a headphone for 160m - Weak Signal Audio 160m, choosing a headphone for weak signals reception