MY ANTENNAS.
TET Emtron TE-53 - 5 element yagi
I have been using the TET Emtron TE-53 5 element yagi since about 2016. Prior to that I was using a Hy Gain TH3jrs 3 element yagi.
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| te-53_antenna.pdf |
80m home brew dipole
My 80m home brew antenna has a centre frequency of 3.600 Mhz and is a total length of 39.58 metres (19.79 metres each side). The balun is a commercial unit.
Rippletech rotary dipole.
| rotary_dipole_tz-1740_.pdf |
2 element 40m beam.
Diamond KV5 5 band vertical.
| diamond_kv5.pdf |
70cm, 2m, & 6m.
Cushcraft A505S 5 element 6 meter beam(purchased from DX Engineering, USA).
| cushcraft_a50-5s.pdf |
Diamond A403210 70 cm yagi antenna.
| a430s10and15.pdf |
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Linked dipoles for portable use.
| makingyourownlinkeddipoleantenna.pdf |
Buddipole.
I purchased the Buddipole back in 2012.
| buddipole2008.pdf |
| a_brief_guide_to_the_buddipole_system_revn.pdf |
| bif2.pdf |
Spiderbeams OCF dipole.
| radcom_test_of_aerial-51_model_404-ul-s.pdf |
TQJ-30A broadband folded dipole
I have a TQJ-30A broadband folded dipole which I use when I go to Kangaroo Island for the International Lighthouse & Lighthsip Weekend (ILLW). It is designed for the 2-30 MHZ band and includes a heavy duty balun.
PMSA-12 vertical.
I also have a Chinese version of the Buddistick.
COAX.
At home I use Belden RG8 coax.
