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Antenna Size question

That link seems to be wrong

This is the one you intended:

Skypper

The picture on the rigth side was from our base in Afghanistan, i used the antenna as 234SD0
About 1300 different stations in the limited time availible.

My Link in the post above also isnt working:
this is the one:
http://www.dx-antennas.com/Moxon.htm

That 3el G4ZU (as that was the inventor) antenna truly is a great performer.
But rather larger in comparisment to a moxon.
You can construct it yourself for about 30..40 euro's.
Im not sure if this is the updated page or not, i will have a look this week.
Otherwise i will upload the new version asap. (new measurents optimized).

Kind regards,

Henry HPSD
19SD348
All about antennas
 
slateblue couldnt you just make an 11 meter 1/2 wave square loop on its side so it's vertical and stub match it to 50 ohms? then you'd have a 4.5' tall dual directional vertical with something like 3db gain off the fed side. you could also use a tuner and parallel feeder line.
 
That link seems to be wrong

This is the one you intended:

Skypper

The picture on the rigth side was from our base in Afghanistan, i used the antenna as 234SD0
About 1300 different stations in the limited time availible.

My Link in the post above also isnt working:
this is the one:
moxon history

That 3el G4ZU (as that was the inventor) antenna truly is a great performer.
But rather larger in comparisment to a moxon.
You can construct it yourself for about 30..40 euro's.
Im not sure if this is the updated page or not, i will have a look this week.
Otherwise i will upload the new version asap. (new measurents optimized).

Kind regards,

Henry HPSD
19SD348
All about antennas

Henry is there a calculator for the element and boom spacing length if someone wanted to build one for another band?
 
There are online moxon calculators
There sadly are not online "G4ZU" calculators, at least non which im aware of.

However, its not too difficult to scale the model yourself.

30mhz= 10 meter
15mhz= 20 meter

So say the antenna is made for 30Mhz and you want to have it on 15 MHZ you just double all lengths/distances and DIAMETER!
If you need to have it on 150 Mhz = 2 meter you dived all dimensions with 5.
Simple as that. So if you know the resonant frequency..your set to go.

Hope that helped.

Kind regards,

Henry HPSD
ww.dx-antennas.com
 

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