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A 5 elements Vee log-yagi for 10m - 5 elements "vee" log-yagi for 10m band- boom lenght : 4mt. Gain : over 10 dBd , f/b =over 40 db (deep null) f/b= min 20dB for different polarization signals

Portable Magnetic Loop Antenna Version 2 - A simple multi-band magnetic loop antenna designed for 20, 30 and 40 metres. For its size, the performance of the antenna always astounds me, although it is never going to replace a Yagi

A 40m Vertical - This antenna is intended as a simple, inexpensive solution for the newcomer to experiment across the 40m band (7.0–7.2MHz) when only restricted space is available

Dual Band Vertical On Autopilot - A good 20 & 40 meter dual band vertical using a novel tuning method that provides automatic band switching.

W7AV 40 Meter Half Square - These antennas offer big gun DX performance on the low bands, yet they are surprisingly simple to build. Try one- you will like it!

Magnetic Loop for 80 and 40 Meters - A Magnetic loop antenna for the low bands, Günther Majewski, DH7BZ (ex DC7BZ) in german

Bazooka vs Dipole - Discussion, will a double bazooka outperform a dipole, enough to notice a difference on 40m.

The Monoband HF dipole antenna - If you are looking for an easy antenna for your favorite band, you can't go wrong with an halfwavelenght dipole, all you need is 3 insulators and some wire

A Horn Antenna for 2.4 GHz. - This Antenna is not really practical for AO-40 reception, but horn antennas have a number of qualities useful in microwave antenna testing and noise figure measurements.

A 5 band log periodic dipole array - Modified version of the Telerana antenna which was orginially featured in the July 1979 issue of QST. The array is suspended within a framework made of fiberglass poles emanating from a central hub with the ends tied together with light weight rope around the perimeter. 10-15-20-30-40 meter band coverage

Loop Antenna Design - Full-wave loops are very popular antennas. They are especially useful on 80 and 40 meters where they perform well at modest heights

LU9DPD Windom dipole - A multiband windom dipole antenna for 80 40 20 10 meters, feeded with a home made 4:1 balun, in spanish.

408 Mhz Quagi Antenna - PDF file on building the SARA 408 Mhz Quagi antenna

Installation of a Utility Pole - There are many ways to support an amateur radio antenna. Installatio of a utility pole will provide an antenna height of approximately 13 meters (40 feet) and will require no guy wires.

Link Coupled Tuner - Legal Limit Link Coupled Balanced Tuner,for the amateur ham radio HF bands. This Tuner uses plug-in Coils sets for 40, 80, & 160 meters

A Quadruple Helix for AO-40 - A homebrew project of a quadruple helix antenna system based on G3RUH 16 turn helix antenna for 2.4 GHz.

VK1AA - Ham radio BLOG - QSL information for AX1AA VK1AA/M VK1AA/2 VK1AA/4 VK9LX VK9LX/MM VK9LX/9 H44XX H40XX

Meridian Fire/Lauderdale County MS EMS/Fire Stream - This stream covers the whole County of Lauderdale Mississippi including the City of Meridian's Fire Dept.

ZeroFive Antennas - Vertical antennas for all HF bands, expecially 80 40 20 meters bands

A Little Mobile Information - Alan Applegate (K0BG) article on mobile oprtations

Durham Radio - Durham Radio stocks a wide variety of Amateur radio products by ADI, Alinco, Alpha Delta, Ameco, Ameritron, ARRL, Bencher, Comet, Cushcraft, Daiwa, DCI, Galaxy, Heil, HyGain, Icom, Iron Horse, Kenwood, Larsen, Maldol, MFJ, Opek, Palstar, Procomm, Pryme, Ranger, Signal Links, Tigertronics, Valor, Vectronics, Vertex Standard, Workman, Yaesu.

Recycled Equipment Company - Recycled Equipment Company buys and sells quality used electronic test equipment.Over 40,000 square feet of inventory. Dealers in used electronic test equipment since 1993.

Kitmondo: used test equipment - Kitmondo is an online marketplace for used test equipment and measurement equipment including analyzers, oscilloscopes and generators equipment.

A low pass filter circuit - A simple 7 element, Chebyshev low pass filter, rolls of at 30MHz. Attenuation is better than -40dB at 60MHz, -65dB at 90MHz, -80dB at 120MHz.

5 Watt 40 Meters transmitter - This circuit is unique in that it uses a power mosfet as a final rather than a conventional bipolar transistor.