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| oarc-sota-day-antennas [2022/05/31 22:43] – [Vertical Antennas] mm3iig | oarc-sota-day-antennas [2023/01/20 10:02] – [Dipole Antennas] 2m0iig |
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| ==== Dipole Antennas ==== | ==== Dipole Antennas ==== |
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| Dipole antennas of various types are also popular for portable VHF/UHF expeditions, and some people use them to good effect on SOTA trips. | Dipole antennas of various types are also popular for portable VHF/UHF expeditions, and some people use them to good effect on SOTA trips. Coax dipoles are included here, but some people would probably put them as a vertical. We’ll leave that debate and whether all vertical antennas are actually dipoles for an antenna theory class, though. |
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| * Links to dipole antenna plans | |
| * https://vk1nam.wordpress.com/2019/07/21/sota-lightweight-portable-2m-70cm-dipole-antenna-update/ - a lightweight dual-band dipole with integrated toroidal choke | * https://vk1nam.wordpress.com/2019/07/21/sota-lightweight-portable-2m-70cm-dipole-antenna-update/ - a lightweight dual-band dipole with integrated toroidal choke |
| * https://vk2zoi.com/articles/dual-band-half-wave-flower-pot/ - excellent design, easy to make and both Simon-M0SMU and Vic-EI7IYB have made versions. | * https://vk2zoi.com/articles/dual-band-half-wave-flower-pot/ - excellent design, easy to make and both Simon-M0SMU and Vic-EI7IYB have made versions. |
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