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Delta Loop de Onda Completa
A Delta Loop can be built for any band, limiting only the space that we have available to place it. The shape of the loop can be distorted or tilted considerably without affecting the performance too much
post 14 May 2023
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Super Loop Antenna
The Superloop is the 30' length of ladderline hanging down from the center insulator. This length has been tuned so that appears to be a open circuit stub on 40 meters; thus the antenna becomes two full wave wires at 40 meters and is commonly referred to as the Bi Square antenna
The 40/30 Pyramid
I have something here that I believe is new. If it isn't then that's ok ,I don't use EZNEC or read antenna articles much. I like to innovate. This antenna is an innovation. I have read about a sloping two band Delta loop but it used two feed lines mine uses one. It is called the 40/30 pyramid
Two element parasitic delta loop array
Ladder line fed loops perform well.K4QKY hasbeen using large multi band ladder line fed loop antennas with good success for many years
Two cell antenna delta for 40 meters
Delta with dimensions for a range of 40 meters. The size of the delta can be calculated by the formula L = 304 / F: L - perimeter of the delta, F - frequency at which it is set
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The Superloop is the 30' length of ladderline hanging down from the center insulator. This length has been tuned so that appears to be a open circuit stub on 40 meters; thus the antenna becomes two full wave wires at 40 meters and is commonly referred to as the Bi Square antenna
I have something here that I believe is new. If it isn't then that's ok ,I don't use EZNEC or read antenna articles much. I like to innovate. This antenna is an innovation. I have read about a sloping two band Delta loop but it used two feed lines mine uses one. It is called the 40/30 pyramid
Ladder line fed loops perform well.K4QKY hasbeen using large multi band ladder line fed loop antennas with good success for many years
Delta with dimensions for a range of 40 meters. The size of the delta can be calculated by the formula L = 304 / F: L - perimeter of the delta, F - frequency at which it is set