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Hi - I need to receive VHF TV (channels 6,7,9,13) and would like to
make a super-duper antenna for inside my attic. I would have thought that I could easily find (simple) instructions on the internet but can't. Does anybody have a simple idea that just uses wire (wire should be easy to attach in an attic). There was an article in Electronics World in December 1967 by Harold Pruett titled "Designs for Log-Periodic FM & TV antennas". He used two lengths of hookup wire, attached to a wooden frame in a zigzag pattern, and gives all the dimensions needed. I built one then and it has worked fine ever since, though now there's nothing to receive in this area so I've switched to a UHF-only antenna in the attic. I can mail you xeroxes of the article. I'm adouglas (at) gis.net. Alan |
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