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![]() "JN" wrote in message ... I am planning a two band antenna for 30 and 80m using linear traps. The idea is to build the antenna of zip-cord type line 140ohm vf 0.73. Trap is made using 1/4 wave shorted stub, decoupling occurs at the open end. Thanks to everybody for valuable comments. Special thanks to Jim K7JEB, who made the simulation and verified that the antenna works as expected. After much confusion with the text graphics, I learned the lesson to never use them again So here is how the antenna works http://farm4.static.flickr.com/3078/...7c03acc4_o.jpg I am going to use this kind of material, which is very commonly used by telephone companies here. http://www.saunalahti.fi/hohtola/ham/killu/killu.html And here is how it will be made: http://farm3.static.flickr.com/2072/...5653e9b9_o.jpg Why not normal traps? Easier to build Why not parallell dipoles? Much shorter You get three bands if needed very easily 73 Jouko OH5RM |
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