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Three Element Antenna for 28 MHz
The 3 element is a commercial antenna by PAN International, which I slightly modified for good performance on the 10m Amateur-Radio band
post 03 Feb 2024
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Feeding and Matching
There are effectively two types of feed arrangements, balanced and unbalanced. Balanced feed line are readily available in various impedances (75/300/450 Ω), but the use of a balanced feedline presents some physical requirements that are not easy to get around
Gamma match per 21 Mhz
Come potete constatare con questo artifizio creiamo un condensatore in cui un'armatura e' rappresentata dalla superficie interna del tondino
Hairpin Match
I don't like this name, and would prefer to call it a "shunt match" because it is really just a simple coil shunted across the coax
L'antenne beam
The rotary beam is simply a yagi antenna used on decametrics. Although known from the end of the Second World War, it did not become popular in the European amateur world until the 1960
Le gain d'une antenne Yagi-Uda
The simplest yagi-uda antenna consists of two elements, a radiator and a director, a radiator and a reflector
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There are effectively two types of feed arrangements, balanced and unbalanced. Balanced feed line are readily available in various impedances (75/300/450 Ω), but the use of a balanced feedline presents some physical requirements that are not easy to get around
Come potete constatare con questo artifizio creiamo un condensatore in cui un'armatura e' rappresentata dalla superficie interna del tondino
I don't like this name, and would prefer to call it a "shunt match" because it is really just a simple coil shunted across the coax
The rotary beam is simply a yagi antenna used on decametrics. Although known from the end of the Second World War, it did not become popular in the European amateur world until the 1960
The simplest yagi-uda antenna consists of two elements, a radiator and a director, a radiator and a reflector
Take off angle of horizontal antenna For horizontal polarization, the electric field will move sideways on a horizontal plane, while for vertical polarization it will oscillate up and down on a vertical plane