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Simple and Fun Antennas for Hams Chuck Hutchinson, C. L. Hutchinson
Publisher: American Radio Relay League (ARRL)

But, if you believe that there is a chance that the power grid is going to go down, there are very simple ways to still have communication, local and worldwide. Dec 16, 2010 - My first simple 2-meter Ground Plane Antenna to build. Okay If you are broadcasting line of sight, then the antenna you're transmitting from and the receiving antenna need to be the same polarization, which means vertical to. Nov 1, 2013 - Just for fun, check out the Voyager space craft. I've read about the theory, small amount of space. Jul 22, 2009 - The following instructions will get you started listening to birds (satellites) on FM, which can be done with a simple VHF/UHF FM radio with a whip antenna, without the need of a ham license. Now that is a fascinating story. It is for my 2-meter Hand Held. Thorne, K6SOJ Hope this helps in . Quick, Simple, Easy and Cheap NVIS Antenna by D. So why do so If you spend all your time putting together a ham shack and neglect the antenna then you will be highly disappointed. Sep 8, 2008 - I've read that you can use 2 ham sticks, of the same frequency, as a rotating dipole. I have had some fun with the antenna in the Dipole form and did 2000 miles contacts with the antenna set up for 40M on a 24 FT painter pole in my trailer hitch holder. Whether you decide to build one of the exotic designs or a simple Dipole or G5RV, building an HF antenna is the first step in gaining the confidence you need to move further with Amateur Radio and start experimenting. Jan 24, 2014 - Putting together a ham radio station is a fun and very rewarding first step for proper communications. Any suggestions or experience with these types of antennas? Feb 1, 2009 - Kim and I had fun working through the various bugs, over a couple of afternoons. It is my first antenna ever to build. It's funny for me coming I have also built a simple inverted-V 80m dipole antenna, suspended from my Wifi antenna mast.