Theory
Basic antenna theory
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Antennas: Theory: Page 3 Links
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What We Can Expect from a 2-Element Beam
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Which part of a dipole radiates most?
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Why a Beam Antenna
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Why an Antenna Radiates
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Why Are Antennas Built to Look Like They Do?
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Why does ice on a wire dipole affect the SWR?
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Why Radials ?
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Why Vertical Antennas?
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Windom over a House Roof
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Yagi Antenna Design by G4CQM
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Yagi Antenna Design for Hams
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Zeppelin aerials
Method Units of Measure and the Dipole Standard of Reference This article helps in understanding ...
By: W4RNL
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The title may seem a strange question Still it is often said that the part ...
By: PA3FWM
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Some basic antenna information for the newcomer
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How antenna works by ARRL
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Basic anctenna theory, general information on antennas
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Effects of ice an snow in a wire dipole antennas
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Butternut article on radials usage on vertical and ground plane antennas
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K2KW notes on verticals antennas
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Experimenting OCF and dipole wire antennas over house roof Effects of roofs on wire antennas ...
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A selection of technical articles and analysis offering guidance and insight to enable you to ...
By: G4CQM
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Learn about the practical design and construction of Yagi antennas for ham radio operators This ...
By: jtecheng
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Zeppelin Antenna notes historical references and a description of the classic Zeppelin antenna how current ...
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