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Am 29.05.2015 um 18:30 schrieb riese-k3djc@juno.com:
> has anyone tried a DDRR antenna on LF
> there is info on them in one of the arrl antenna books and I use one on
> 144 very small but appears to work as well as a 5/8 wave
> appears as a small horziontal loop but radiates as a vert
> most odd thing but works well on 2 meters
> Bob K3DJC
.... so it did on 10 meters, lying on the wardrobe of my student digs in 
the 1970s: wkd WAC in CW with 50 W.
But sorry up to now no experiences on LF - the spacers seem to be rather 
long and for a real circle you need a lot of them ;-)

73 es gl de
Tom, DK1IS
www.qrz.com/db/dk1is


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    ... so it did on 10 meters, lying on the wardrobe of my student digs
    in the 1970s: wkd WAC in CW with 50 W.<br>
    But sorry up to now no experiences on LF - the spacers seem to be
    rather long and for a real circle you need a lot of them ;-)<br>
    <br>
    73 es gl de<br>
    Tom, DK1IS<br>
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