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0,77 M 3el V-Yagi FM
0,85 M 2 el SQ 7,12 dBI
1,20 M 2el V-Yagi
1,53 M 2el quad long 8,46 dBi
1,60 M 2el 7,02 dBI
11,66 M 7el MACO 11,64 dBI
12,09 M 7el MACO 11,74 dBI
12,95 M 7el V-Yagi 12,30 dBI
13,00 M 7el OWA 12,05 dBI
13,12 M 7el V-Maco 12,31 dBI
14,60 M 8el V-Yagi 12,60 dBI
16,22 M 8el V-Yagi 12,55 dBI
16,68 M 8el OWA 12,7 dBI
17,76 M 8el F 13,3 dBi
2,32 3el CTE spitfire
2el Skypper “jungle job”
3,60 DXbeam
3,82 M 4el OWA 8,42 dBI
3,95 M 4el FMR 9,09 dBI
4,20 M 3el Cubical Quad
4,50 5el Moxon 9,3 dBI
4,9 M 4el SQ 10 dBI
5,40 5el WULF
5,47 4el 10,22 dBI
5,90 M 5el V-Yagi 9,71dBI
5,91 M 5el OWA 9,65 dBI
6,28 6el Moxon 9,79 dBI
6,70 M 5el Cubical Quad 10,57 dBI
7,22 M 10,0 dBi Yagi OWA
7,27 M 6el OWA 10,13 dBI
7,70 M 6el U-Yagi 10,54 dBI
7,90 M 6el OWA 10,32 dBI
8,00 M 5el F-yagi 10,82 dBI
9,35 6el OWA 10,91 dBI
9,90 M 7el F-yagi 11,19 dBI
Cluster / Dxing rules
contact
Curled Cobwebb
End Fed
extended double zepp
Gain versus boom length
Gamma-match
Hentenna
Improved Bamby
J-Pole Dutch
J-Pole HPSD style
MACO 106 C ELEMENTS FLAT
Radiations Patterns
RF-Choke
Saturn “Bi Square”
Sigma IV
1,74 M 3el F-yagi
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J Pole versie 2
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