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Old January 2nd 05, 03:21 PM
Cecil Moore
 
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pegge wrote:
I=B4m planning to build a new multi-band antenna, and found something
entirely new to me , an antenna like a w3dzz but with =B4stubs=B4
instead of traps. Take a look at www.g3ycc.koroo.net/lattin.htm


Just noticed that the URL should be:

http://www.g3ycc.karoo.net/lattin.htm

Here's an earlier quote that might interest you:

Lee Carkenord KA0FPJ Denver CO wrote: This time we used the

much sturdier ladder line (for traps/radiator) as a starting point.
Mechanically, this was a fairly robust device. Electrically, it was
the same as our previous attempt. We spent a lot of time with it.
Cut up a lot of wire. We finally reluctantly gave up. We _WANTED_
it to work, but we were just not able to get anything accomplished.
Again, we felt that we were never close to having a workable, 50 ohm
coax-fed, multi-band antenna.
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73, Cecil http://www.qsl.net/w5dxp

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