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Latest revision as of 18:04, 6 August 2024
Antenna Types and Names
- Flat Top Dipole
- Inverted-V Dipole
- Shortened Loaded Dipole
- Sloping Dipole
- Folded Dipole
- Double Bazooka Dipole
- Broad-Banded Coax-Fed Fan Dipole
- Two-Element Collinear Dipole
- Four-Element Collinear Dipole
- Three Half-wave Dipole
- Random Length Dipole
- Center-Fed Random Length Dipole
- Two-Band Fan Dipole
- Trapped Dipole for 75 and 40 Meters
- Extended Double Zepp Dipole
- G5RV Dipole
- Off-Center Fed Dipole
- One wavelength Off-Center Fed Dipole
- Carolina Windom
- Fritzel Windom Dipole
- End-Fed Zepp
- End-Fed Random Length Antenna
- Half-Sloper antenna
- Ground Mounted Trapped Vertical
- Quarter-Wave Vertical
- Inverted-L Vertical
- One wave-length single loop antenna
- Horizontal loop antenna
- Vertical Single Loop for 40 and 80 Meter
- Single-Element Vertical Delta Loop
- Monoband Yagi
- Three-Element Yagi
- Trapped Multi-band Yagi
- SteppIR Antenna
- Log-Periodic Array
- Directional Cubical Quad
- Delta Loop
- Single Band Cubical Quad
- Quagi
- Collinear folded dipole
- Gain fiberglass collinear
- Parallel fed collinear antenna array
- Coaxial colinear array
- Air Dielectric Coax Collinear
