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Terry wrote: About 30 years ago, "73", a ham radio magazine, ran sevveral articles on a DDRD or DRRD, or something very similar antenna. The antenna was amde from 1.5" muffler pipe formed into a circle with a piece notched out. The antenna had a farily narrow BW, so a different on was required for each ham band. They could be nested one loop inside the other. The follwup letters rated the antenna from very good to bad. I suspect I have the name wrong because a Google came up with nothing. Anyone remember the real name of this antenna? Close. DDRR. It's in the ARRL Antenna Book 1988 edition in the "Antennas for Limited Space". There's a reference to the July 1972 QST. They need a great ground, though. Something that the tuned "Hart" loops like those sold by AEA and (I gather) MFJ don't need. (They're also in that book in the "Loop Antenna"'s chapter). Mark Zenier Washington State resident |
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