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               The Log Periodic 
                Antenna works at 21, 24, 27, 28 and 30- MHz. As all antennas of 
                the type, the LPDA is easy tuned and works with a high efficiency. 
                The antenna contains additional directors for 21 and 28- MHz and 
                reflector for 21- MHz. 
                
                
                
                
                
              The 10-element 
                Log- Periodic Antenna (see Figure 
                1, at page 63) was designed by UA3THQ and modified 
                by me, UW3TU.  
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               S. 
                Ershov, UW3TU,  
                
              603000, Nizhniy Novgorod, Box 114 
              Russia 
                 
               
                 
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              Boom 
                = 7000 mm 
                G at 28-MHz= 9 dB; F/b=30 dB 
                G at 24- MHz= 6 dB; F/b=20 dB 
                G at 2l- MHz =8 dB; 
               F/b=24 
                Db  
              Input 
              resistance at X-X is 200- Ohms  
               
                
              Stuff: Aluminum tubes of 24 mm OD. Vibrators W1 - W7 are 
                isolated from the boom, the gap in all vibrators is 80 mm (see 
                Figure 2). Stub has initial length in 1.5 meters, 
                and made of a copper wire of 1.5- mm diameter 
                
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               Adjustment of the antenna consists of the selection of a minimum 
                SWR by the length of the stub (see Figure 
                1) at 21- MHz. After that the SWR should be not more 
                than 1.3:1 at all operated ranges.  
                
              Feeding is done by a 50- Ohm coaxial cable through a broadband 
                transformer 1:4. 
                
              Reference:  
                
              Radiolubitel # 9, 1992, 
                p. 43 
                
              73! DX! 
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