A Full Wave Loop for 80 - 10 Metres
VE3HCR article of a home made loop antenna for 80 meters band
Category : Antennas/80M
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Antennas/Loop - Resonant Loop Antennas - Antennas/80M - Antenna projects for 80 meters band
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