Simple and Fun Antennas - ARRL EDITION -

Simple and Fun Antennas for Hams
-- by Chuck Hutchinson, K8CH and Dean Straw, N6BV
Lots and lots of real world, practical antennas you can BUILD YOURSELF!
Contents:
Chapter 1: Your First VHF Antenna
Chapter 2: Your First HF Antenna
Chapter 3: Facts About Transmission Lines
Chapter 4: Antenna Masts and Supports
Chapter 5: HF Verticals
Chapter 6: More Simple and Fun Antennas for VHF and UHF
Chapter 7: More HF Dipoles
Chapter 8: Dual-Band VHF/UHF Antennas
Chapter 9: An HF Vertical That Needs No Radials--Try the HVD
Chapter 10: Yet More HF Dipoles
Chapter 11: More Facts About Feed Lines
Chapter 12: A Potpourri of Antenna Ideas
Chapter 13: VHF Beam Antennas
Chapter 14: Towers
Chapter 15: HF Beam Antennas
Chapter 16: Getting the Most Out of Your Antenna
Second printing, © 2002-2005, The American Radio Relay League, Inc.

Nostro riferimento numero: A115

Loop Antenna Handbook - Joe Carr's - Universal Radio Edition -

Joe Carr's Loop Antenna Handbook is a complete guide to understanding and building high performance large and small loop antennas. Various easy to build designs are offered for models covering longwave, medium wave, shortwave and even VHF.
This 133 page book with 15 chapters is loaded with photos illustrations and easy to understand diagrams.

Chapter Titles:
Radio Signals and Reception
Special Loops for Shortwave
Large Loop Theory
Loopstick Antennas
Large Loop Construction
Radio Direction Finding
Large Loop Antenna Projects
Quad Loop Beam Antennas
Small Loop Theory
Small Loop Deployment
Small Loop Preamplifiers
Additional Small Loop Topics
Small Loop Antenna Projects
Other Matters of Interest
Some Commercial Products

Nostro riferimento numero: A 117

More Wire Antenna Classics Volume 2 - ARRL EDITION -

Now you can enjoy even MORE wire antennas! This book is filled with innovative designs from the pages of QST and other ARRL publications. Experience the satisfaction and enjoy the benefits of building your own wire antennas. Inside, you'll find more than just creative ideas. These versatile antennas work: Dipoles, Off-Center-Fed Dipoles, Multiband Antennas, Loop Antennas, Collinear Antennas, Wire Beams, Vertically Polarized, Receiving Antennas, and even more ideas including use of balloons for antenna supports. If you have the original ARRL's Wire Antenna Classics--you'll want MORE! 176 pages. First edition, second printing, 2002. © 1999-2002, The American Radio Relay League, Inc

Nostro riferimento numero: A45

Vertical Antenna Classics - ARRL EDITION -

A compilation of the best articles from ARRL publications on the art and science of the vertical antenna. Chapters cover Theory and Modeling, VHF and UHF, HF, Directional Arrays, Reduced Size, and Radials and Ground Systems. A handy Antenna Products Suppliers list is included. 128 pages. First edition, fourth printing, © 1995-2001, The American Radio Relay League, Inc.

Nostro riferimento numero: A46

Wire Antenna Classics - ARRL EDITION -

A collection of the best articles from ARRL publications So many wire antenna designs have proven to be first class performers! Here’s an entire book devoted to wire antennas, from the simple to the complex. Includes articles on dipoles, loops, rhombics, wire beams and receive antennas—and some time-proven classics! An ideal book for Field Day planners or the next wire antenna project at your home station. Volume 1. First edition, third printing, 2002. © 1999-2002, The American Radio Relay League, Inc.

Nostro riferimento numero: A47

MORE VERTICAL ANTENNA CLASSICS - ARRL EDITION -

More Vertical Antenna Classics
-- ARRL's More Vertical Antenna Classics is a collection of articles from magazines such as QST, QEX and the National Contest Journal, as well as several ARRL Antenna Compendium publications. We have included designs for a variety of operating preferences and bands, including single-band and multi-band HF vertical antennas. There are also articles on ground systems, portable antennas, phased vertical arrays, and more.
Vertical antenna designs are relatively easy to build, and take up little space. Whatever you try, you will quickly find that when it comes to vertical antennas, The Sky's the Limit!

Look for these other popular ARRL titles:
Vertical Antenna Classics
ARRL's Wire Antenna Classics
More Wire Antenna Classics
ARRL's Yagi Antenna Classics
ARRL's VHF/UHF Antenna Classics
ARRL's RF Amplifier Classics

© 2006 The American Radio Relay League,

Nostro riferimento numero: A168

- G-QRP CLUB ANTENNA HANDBOOK- R.S.G.B.-

NEW EDITION

If you are interested in QRP you will already know that an efficient antenna system is vital to getting the most out of 5W radio. Simply put this book provides a wealth of hints, tips and designs to help you get the most out of limited power operation. Culled from the pages of SPRAT the newsletter of the famous G-QRP club and other sources, the answer too many an antenna problem can be found here.

There are over a 100 articles included covering the ATUs, wave meters, SWR Meters as well as a wide variety of antennas. Well illustrated with helpful pictures and layouts the articles also provide the reader with many practical diagrams and circuits. The book is presented as annotated scans of the original SPRAT pages and although the quality of these is a little lacking this is more than made up for by the quality of the material itself. This book is a book a treasure-trove of information and if you are interested in getting the most out of 5W an absolute must have book.

Size: 210x210mm, 156pages

Nostro riferimento E 169

- THE C-MATCH METHOD OF PHASING VERTICAL ANTENNAS -

Lee Barrett K7NM.
Finally - learn an easy way to phase vertical antennas. Phased arrays are commonly used by AM band broadcast stations. They provide directionality to tailor the night pattern away from other stations sharing the frequency. This powerful concept is also used by dedicated amateur DXer to "point" their signal in a desired direction.
- This book includes a computer CD with phasing pattern programs. ©2005 Barrett 47 pages

Nostro riferimento A 159

- Building and Using Baluns and Ununs - CQ Communications Inc. -

Theory and Practical Designs for the Experimenter
By Jerry Sevick W2FMI
Dr. Sevick is the authority on transmission line transformer theory. This book provides a unique opportunity to learn about the application of baluns and ununs for dipoles, yagis, log periodics, beverages, antenna tuners and countless other examples. New edition ©2003 CQ Publishing 136 pages

Nostro riferimento numero: A53A