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    Our Friend Marconi

    Sad to hear... ill miss his questions and answers. 73's Sir ! ••• -•-
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    Sirio SY27-4 vs Maco 104C

    Just a thought...Flimsy isnt always a bad thing.... a large branch with snow on it might colapse under pressure...a tiny one... might just "sweep" through the pressure and return to its natural position. Perhaps a google search under "bend or broken elements Sirio (or Maco) might give an indea...
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    5 el. 50 Ohms U-YAGI HPSD

    Apologize, a bit late for an answer... No, i dont trade ... but i do have the www.cb-antennas.com information website back online ! Kind regards, H.
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    extended double zepp for 11m

    Below is how I made mine, I am still using it these days ! It does an excellent job and is hard to beat as a vertical. Perhaps the link below is useful.. Kind regards, H. https://www.worldwidedx.com/attachments/extended-double-zepp-11-meter2-docx.59723/
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    New Italy's Collinear Antenna for 27 mhz 10,40 meter lenght

    I made a couple...but not in large quantity. Actually i think i only made 3 hi. Marconi got me thinking... I didnt remember i gave it a name... But i did remember the "saturn" (the bi-square antenna). So i was thinking Mercury ? jupiter? After an hour it came back hi... "Highlander" it...
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    New Italy's Collinear Antenna for 27 mhz 10,40 meter lenght

    I think i made this antenna years ago... it should be somewhere on the forum ?
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    Base Unknown aluminum antenna

    Hello, Well, in theory that should be a bit stronger, though I doubt you anyone will notice ...it is not going to be "a large practical difference". A lot of guessing....( i dont like to guess) Im guessing they have used something in the 6083 ..6082 aluminium, leaning to 6083T8... I remember...
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    Base Unknown aluminum antenna

    CTE is a very old brand here in EU, together with Targa, Sirio, lemm etc ... I always wondered if they were not from the same factory hi. As mentioned, they did have the "avanti sigma 4" clone..and a couple other "popular" antennas. Not known for strength, i do recall the CTE Skylab was a...
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    Base Identifying 5 element yagi (direct feed)

    Agreed Dmans and hygain...especially the element holders. I dont recall that boom bracket..that would have been a "sure confirmation" perhaps some online old picuters ? Ps...though mosley/mfj did cross my mind. They all are not that familair in EU (especially the "old" ones). As far as i know...
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    Here is a intetesting Antenna to think about

    Understood, i was hoping that was the (easy) solution. Ill look into it. Hoping this weekend..... Not that i have the solution up forehand. I really thought that direction would be it .....But we will get there :-) Now past 12'o clock local time here...im off duty, and we have the Dutch...
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    Here is a intetesting Antenna to think about

    hello DB, I havent looked at the model yet.. But i did read back... Could it be: what you are running into is the aspect of time...and a 2d screen. Besides thinking "3D" there is another aspect...which is time. We know the combined EM field produces our "far field pattern". The "total field"...
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    Here is a intetesting Antenna to think about

    @ DB, If you want ...i could check with NEC4 ..for you...just send me the file. I do have a few "other" options that i could try. I havnt read the thread yet...but will do later...work calls... Kind regards, H.
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    Base Moxon

    The key to any horizontal antenna is "height"... for DXing it needs to be high up...where verticals (if clear) can almost be "on ground". I agree with those who are positive. If i was forced to "pick" just one antenna and that only one would be there for the rest of my life....and i would...
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    Site with simple home made fun wire antennas

    Got a tip from someone, and I didnt know this site...... Hoping it is of fun/use for any of the DIY out there... https://antennenbau.dxfreun.de/krampfader/ ( https://cb-antenne.dxfreun.de/ ) Kind regards, Henry
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    Biggest Antenna on the Planet

    Hello LC ! Considering it is 117 feet long... That is roughly 35 meters (Just amazing !!! my biggest was only half of that hihi) So that 35 meters....that equals (roughly) a boom of 3,15 wavelengths long. That is a number easy to use to compare with proven examples and would give an...
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    L.B. Cebik / W4RNL Documents ( SK)

    Thank you Bob :-) I just noticed Antennex is offline too, i should pay a bit more attention hi. Again...thank you Bob !
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    Horizontal and Vertical -Same Time.

    Hi All !... I think if said it before here on forum. I asked a acquaintances of mine who works as a propagation analist for "radio world services" ... He said....on 11 meter.... from a "wave" point of view it isnt important which polarisation you use. (keep in mind..im not talking about...
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    Base Long wire antenna for cb?

    Good morning Sir ! Well, it sure "bazzels" me ? From my point of view: It is not possible to have a wire antenna: inverted L which is only 85 feet long will show you 20dB of gain. Well, maybe it can but then it would be 20dB of gain compared to something really bad. And absolutly not to...
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    Feeding and Matching my Beam

    Hi Marconi ! I was just "speaking out' what i knew about the bent radiator. Im not on a capaign either...just providing information.. Well, where did you get it from ? Maybe i have posted one of these antennas here in the past ? I think i did, using a few MACO designs ? I tried to search the...
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    Feeding and Matching my Beam

    U mean with a bend radiator ? Yes, that is a well known concept. although he doesnt really wants credit (I believe?) we all give credit to K6STI for having it made commenly known, if send you a couple files of "V" yagi's too. One of the early verions was known as the "jungle job" antenna...