W9INN Antenna Designs
 

Many of us miss Bill, W9INN, and have had years of enjoyment from his FB
antennas. When I purchased my antenna from Bill in 1977 or 1978 he
provided excellent documentation that I have lost.

Did anyone take the time to scan Bill's documents or have they been
saved in a library somewhere?

I would like to get the specifications on his 40/80 reactor (his term
for a trap) so mine can be rebuilt.

What started out life as a 40/80 dipole from W9INN was modified by me to
add extra sets of wires for 10 MHz and 18 MHz and I got lucky the whole
mess works FB on 24 MHz as well as 50 MHz. The antenna has been up for
25++ years and still works great.

W9INN you are missed!

73, Dick AA5V

W9INN Antenna Designs
 

"Dick, AA5VU" wrote in message
...
Many of us miss Bill, W9INN, and have had years of enjoyment from his FB
antennas. When I purchased my antenna from Bill in 1977 or 1978 he
provided excellent documentation that I have lost.

Did anyone take the time to scan Bill's documents or have they been
saved in a library somewhere?

I would like to get the specifications on his 40/80 reactor (his term
for a trap) so mine can be rebuilt.

What started out life as a 40/80 dipole from W9INN was modified by me to
add extra sets of wires for 10 MHz and 18 MHz and I got lucky the whole
mess works FB on 24 MHz as well as 50 MHz. The antenna has been up for
25++ years and still works great.

W9INN you are missed!

73, Dick AA5V

Can you provide any diagrams, plans, measurements, etc....?

Thanks!

W9INN Antenna Designs
 

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"notme" wrote:

"Dick, AA5VU" wrote in message
...
Many of us miss Bill, W9INN, and have had years of enjoyment from his FB
antennas. When I purchased my antenna from Bill in 1977 or 1978 he
provided excellent documentation that I have lost.

Did anyone take the time to scan Bill's documents or have they been
saved in a library somewhere?

I would like to get the specifications on his 40/80 reactor (his term
for a trap) so mine can be rebuilt.

What started out life as a 40/80 dipole from W9INN was modified by me to
add extra sets of wires for 10 MHz and 18 MHz and I got lucky the whole
mess works FB on 24 MHz as well as 50 MHz. The antenna has been up for
25++ years and still works great.

W9INN you are missed!

73, Dick AA5VU

Can you provide any diagrams, plans, measurements, etc....?

Thanks!

That is why I hope someone has the documentation.

I have looked through my stuff and cannot find Bill writings.

Bill's antennas were mostly coax fed with NO baluns. He used a center
insulator (his design) and had some unique trap like coils of wire that
he called reactors.

Dick AA5VU

W9INN Antenna Designs
 

In article ,
"notme" wrote:

"Dick, AA5VU" wrote in message
...
Many of us miss Bill, W9INN, and have had years of enjoyment from his FB
antennas. When I purchased my antenna from Bill in 1977 or 1978 he
provided excellent documentation that I have lost.

Did anyone take the time to scan Bill's documents or have they been
saved in a library somewhere?

I would like to get the specifications on his 40/80 resonactor (his term
for a trap) so mine can be rebuilt.

What started out life as a 40/80 dipole from W9INN was modified by me to
add extra sets of wires for 10 MHz and 18 MHz and I got lucky the whole
mess works FB on 24 MHz as well as 50 MHz. The antenna has been up for
25++ years and still works great.

W9INN you are missed!

73, Dick AA5VU

Can you provide any diagrams, plans, measurements, etc....?

Thanks!

That is why I hope someone has the documentation.

I have looked through my stuff and cannot find Bill writings.

Bill's antennas were mostly coax fed with NO baluns. He used a center
insulator (his design) and had some unique trap like coils of wire that
he called a resonactor.

Dick AA5VU