KB7QHC's Ham Radio Antenna Group

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Imagine that each corner of this rhombic is supported by tree based guy systems. You need, of course, to have a rather large open space between these four trees (or fake it inside a forest, this is field day, after all).

This is a high gain antenna---but only on one axis. Given the amount of real estate it takes, that axis direction needs to be considered for expected coverage.

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Imagine breaking up a jam on 160m by driving a Douglas Fir.

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This is a Loop Dipole supported by trees holding Pulley blocks through which the loop is formed. The feed point can be moved along the axis of the dipole, aided by the blocks, to change the impedance presented to the transmitter.

This is a variation of the Off Center fed dipole.

Drive both lines together, and you have a Top Loaded Monopole, which can be offset to achieve a better match.

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This fractal business is not the be-all of the meeting, any design can be brought to the table.