In each issue of the 10-10 News, I try to clarify a significant cluster of ideas used in antenna work. My object is to help members make the best decisions about the antennas they buy or build without imposing my own prejudices on them. The more we understand, the better our choices will be.

• No. 1: dB, dBi, and dBd

• No. 2: Invisible and Hidden Antennas

• No. 3: Where Does the Gain Come From?

• No. 4: Antennas and Low Sun Spot Counts

• No. 5: What Difference Does Height Make?

• No. 6: The Simplest 2-Element Yagi?

• No. 7: The Poor Old ZL Special

• No. 8: Raiding the Hardware Store

• No. 9: Fans and Bow Ties

• No. 10: Notes on 10-Meter Antenna Tuners

• No. 11: Mobile Antennas for 10 Meters

• No. 12: Multiband vs. 10-Meter Dipoles

• No. 13: K4HJJ's 2-Element Minibeam (a guest column: not in this collection)

• No. 14: EDZs: Stacked and Unstacked

• No. 15: Coax: The Short Story

• No. 16: Antenna Noise

• No. 17: Some Misconceptions About SWR

• No. 18: The Simplest 3-Element Yagi?

• No. 19: A 3-Element 10-Meter Beam on an 8' Boom

• No. 20: The Rotatable Dipole Revisited (a guest column: not in this collection)

• No. 21: A Simple 2-Element 10-Meter Quad

• No. 22: The Handy Quarter-Wave Matching Section

• No. 23: Some Notes on Antenna Safety

• No. 24: Three Ways to Skin a Quad Loop

• No. 25: The 10-Meter L-Antenna

• No. 26: When Should I Use a Vertical on 10?

• No. 27: A Compact Aluminum Moxon Rectangle

Highlighted entries are on line. The latest numbers may not be highlighted, since I try to stay ahead of my deadlines--hence, 10-10 members have not yet had a chance at the information and ideas. I shall convert series entries to on-line documents as they appear in the 10-10 News.

Updated 3-12-2000 © L. B. Cebik, W4RNL. Data may be used for personal purposes, but may not be reproduced for publication in print or any other medium without permission of the author.

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