6 Meter Band Moxon Style Antenna
Design and build a 6 meter 2-element Moxon antenna mostly from available aluminum tubing and angle stock.
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Antennas/6M/6 meter Moxon Antennas - A collection of 50 MHz Moxon antennas
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