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All- Metal Three Element Antennas for the 145- MHz Band

All- Metal Three Element Antennas for the 145- MHz Band: by: Valery Suchenkin, UA0SNM @ Igor Vakhreev, RW4HFN: Credit Line: Forum at www.qrz.ru

All- Metal Antennas are very often used at VHF. The antennas have advantages compare to some other antenna designs. All- Metal antennas are easy to make because very often such antennas are made from one length of a thick strand wire. For some design of the All- Metal Antennas it is possible to use metal traverse that is grounded to the main mast. It is conveniently for design and safety for the lighting strike. Several designs of the All- Metal Antennas for the 145- MHz Band are described below...

 

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