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greetings...
I have been a ham since the mid 60's and the main antenna of choice appears to be dipole... However, over the past few months, or so, I have been reading more and more about this loop antenna..... I am reasonable sure I can get more information about it so I won't bore you with how to build one, etc, .. my question is more of why or how... Why has this antenna become so popular over the past little while and how did it get this popularity....What charateristics, besides seemingly not needing as much geography to need to put up, does this antenna have that make is so appealing? I might consider it...for 80 or 40... Larry ve3fxq |
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