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Monster Quads - N6LF tells us about his monster two-element 40-meter quad, with bonus three elements on 20 and 15 meters.

A Potpourri of 160-Meter Verticals - A potpourri of 160-Meter vertical antennas and modeling issues, inverted-L, 3-element parasitic array, 1/4-wavelength monopole

Single support gain antennas for 80-160 meters - On 80 and 160 meters an antenna with modest gain and good front-to-back (F/B) ratio, along with a steerable pattern, can be very effective for contesting.

Four over Four for 144MHz - This article describes the 144MHz horizontally polarised antenna at VK1OD in November 2008. The antenna uses two identical four element arrays that were constructed around 1970

W1ZY 40 meter moxon antenna - W1ZY's 40 Meter MOXON is the product of 9 months of experimentation. The final array is reversible and constructed from No. 12 insulated wire fed through two RF current baluns

Using the half-square antenna for low bands - Can’t put up a really high horizontal antenna for 80-meter DXing? Maybe the vertically polarized Half-Square might be the antenna for you.

Hex Array - 80/40 Meter Vertical - This page describes a homebrew 80/40 meter trap vertical antenna. Includes an interesting antenna raising system that allow easy setup and tuning.

Bruce arrays for 80 and 160m - Antennas with gain and bandwidth for 80 and 160 meters band. Simple wire antenna capable of considerable gain

Directional arrays - About collinear array antennas

The 7-Hex Driven Vertical Array - The array consists of 7 vertical antennas arranged as 6 verticals in a hexagon shape plus 1 additional vertical in the center of the hexagon

Definition of Collinear antenna array - Wikipedia page about collinear antenna arrays

The Curtain Quad - The Curtain Quad is a broadside array of 7 to more than 200 elements using a very powerful but seldom used method of power distribution

The Gain of an Endfire Array - This article looks at the maximum theoretically possible directive gain that could be obtained with an endfire array of given length or number of elements, and compares this with practical results in the literature.

An 8x2 Element Array Antenna For 144 MHz - The Contesters Choice

The K7TJR Array 160m antenna - Anyone attempting to work DX on Top-Band 160 Meters, soon learns of the need for a good receiving antenna. This is a 160 meter 8 element receiving array.

Log Periodic of Another Sort - A log periodic dipole array (LPDA) antenna design that offer continuous low SWR in 13-30MHz range

BiQuad Antenna for 144/440 - This is a vertically polarized Broadside and Collinear Array each Loop is a vertically polarized Broadside Array both the right and the left side of the Loop is a bent 1/2 wave dipole working 180 degrees out of phase with the other one and that gives you 4.15dbi of gain by KE4UYP

Optimizing half-wave sloper arrays for 160 meters - This article presents a 160-meter variation of this family of antennas and, more importantly, a discussion of the details of how to get such a beast working really well.

160 80 40 Meter Vertical Array - A 6-element vertical array which is designed for 40 and 80 meter operation, and receive-only operation on 160 meters by W8WWV

Yagi Beams at VK2BA - 6 Metre array 7 elements on 12M boom, 10 metre aray - 5 elements on 7M boom, 29MHz, 6el yagi

Getting started in contest - A PowerPoint presentation by Bruce Draper, AA5B on how to get started in contesting

wb4bcr Receive 4 Square Control Unit - Build a Receive 4 Square Array! Make your own 160 meter 4 square receive antenna.

APLT Communications - Italian ham radio dealer for Icom Array Solutions hyt mfj force12 heil-sound yaesu spiderbeam pkw ameritron acom palstar.

Building Your Own AM Tuner - Hi-Fi AM Tuner and Amplifier

Signal Generator VFO - Signal Generator (VFO) with Direct Digital Synthesis by Bruce AA0ED and Craig AA0ZZ