Building a 40m Delta Loop Antenna
An experimento of a 40 meter delta loop antenna both in horizontal and vertical polarization and several elevation angles with interesting notes about the effect of the radial field under the antenna.
Category : Antennas/40M/40 meter Delta Loop Antennas
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