Remember the old "Super
Scanner for 11 meters? They were a great antenna! Now here is a set of
plans to build one for the 2 meter band.
"2
meter Super Scanner."
The
J-Pole Also sometimes called the
“Copper Cactus”
6 Meter Antennas
3 to 6 element Yagi for 50 MHZ. If you want a smaller one just remove directors down to a 3 element. I built a 3 element one like this with a gamma for a match on it for a friend, his first contact with it was over to Japan. I'm still not sure which one of us was the most excited! Here is one way you can feed it.
All Band Antennas
The Quad Antenna
Here is a link to a Quad
antenna calculator. Just put in your frequency in MHZ and hit the go button
and it will do the rest. There is even a detailed plan on the construction
of a Quad as well as a plan for stacking the antenna for added gain. "Quad
Calculator"
The Carolina Windom, Have you ever heard of one? Everyone I have ever heard that is running one has a great signal, check it out.
If you find any projects or want to see one e-mail me and I will find it and place it on the web page.
Various Electronic Perojects
Build you own Code
Practice Oscillator with this very easy to follow plans. Plans include
schematic, parts list and construction techniques.
Taken from the ARRL home-brew
projects page.
An Interesting article
taken from the ARRL web page on soldering
Gravitational
Soldering
If you find any projects
or have on you would like to see one placed on this page, e-mail
me and I will find it and place it on the web page.
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